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 Citra Ceremic
Manufacturer of handcrafted (Sayong Pottery) Terracotta and
decorative item i.e. Vases, lampbase, flower pots oil burner (for
perfume use). Custom made order for indoor and outdoor uses
available.
Lot 26, Taman Industri Seramik 11/2,
Laluan Chepor Jelapang,
31200 Chemor, Perak.
Tel/Fax : 05-201 6687
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Handicraft Development
Corporation of Malaysia
The Handicraft Development Corporation of Malaysia (Perak branch)
is the most comprehensive one stop centre for tourists looking for
traditional handicrafts. The centre is responsible for speeding up
the growth and development of the handicraft industry, especially
in Perak.its traditional crafts go under the name kraftangan and is
synonymous with quality and value-for-money. The centre specialises
in the manufacturing of ceramic products. Here, one can see
traditional pottery like 'Labu Sayong' (water gourds made from
semi-porous blackened burnt clay). 'labu' is an earthenware pitcher
used traditionally by the local malay community to store drinking
water. It is believed that the storage not only keeps contents cool
but also safe as it provides protection against all sorts of
illnesses. Located at the 40th km of the Ipoh-enggor road, about 10
km from Kuala Kangsar town. |
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 Ipoh Garden Plaza
In Ipoh, SHOPPING complexes like Ipoh Garden Plaza and another
supermarket are among the main ones which are located in the same
vicinity for shopper's convenience. Other major SHOPPING areas in
Ipoh are along the sultan idris and laksamana roads. These
complexes are open from 10 am to 10 pm. |
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Kraf
Semanggol
Kraf Semanggol is the home of export quality ceramic items designed
and crafted by top manufacturers in Perak. Over 100 items such as
figurines, mantel clocks and casserole dishes are available.
Lot 5407, Jalan Gula Simpang 4,
34400 Semanggol,
Perak Darul Ridzuan
Tel : 05-890 2446
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Kuala Kangsar Souvenir
Stalls
Located in Kuala Kangsar near the bank of Sungai Perak are some
souvenir stalls. Batik, sayong pottery, and other local craft items
can be found here. There are food courts, pathways amidst
landscaped riverine gardens and benches for visitors. |
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 Local Fruits
A trip to the Perak isn't complete without a taste of pomelos and
seedless guavas. Pomelos are citrus fruits usually the size of a
soccer ball and are grown exclusively in the state. Other succulent
fruits are include seasonal rambutans, mangosteens, mangoes and
durians. |
