KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 24 — The Umno General Assembly this year is transforming the World Trade Centre into a vibrant showcase of colours, cultures and commerce. From luxury goods to budget-friendly finds, the atmosphere resembles a lively carnival, drawing large crowds. Filzah Karim of M-Slumber is selling pre-loved clothes and comfort wear, noting increased foot traffic and a positive atmosphere this year.
“This year’s PAU feels great,” she told Malay Mail , referring to the acronym of the general assembly in Malay. “I’m enjoying it. We decided to participate to see how it would go, and the mood and crowd are definitely better.
” Stroll through the vibrant ground floor and you’ll discover Lyana Ghani’s booth called ‘C Maneh’, a riot of rich colours and traditional craftsmanship. Lyana Ghani’s booth, ‘C Maneh’, is a standout with its rich colours and traditional craftsmanship, offering Tekad and Mengkuang creations like handbags, purses, and coasters. Tekad, a stitching method used for royalty, is made with gold threads and known for its durability and unique appearance.
Lyana, who has crafted Tekad for decades, said, “It originated in Kuala Kangsar, and I’ve been crafting Tekad as a hobby for decades. “Tekad is well-known in Malaysia, but I dream of seeing my creations in Harrods,” she said, as she aims to redefine Tekad as a symbol of luxury that is also accessible to everyone, countering the perception that it is only for the wealthy. Ministr.