Reviving the fading culture...

Posted by Culture on Jun 18, '07 3:21 AM for everyone
These beautiful songket pieces are specially hand-picked from a factory in Kelantan. They are handwoven using a generations-old technique which is renowned in those areas of Malaysia (authencitity guaranteed). These beauties are limited edition and come in a single colour for each piece. They are priced at a special S$220! (original price S$280).

Length: 4m (enough to make a set of baju kurung)

KINDLY NOTE THAT THESE ARE HANDWOVEN PIECES AND NOT WOVEN BY MACHINES.

HOW TO PLACE AN ORDER:

1. Leave us a PM or email us at culturecouturesg@gmail.com, with your name, contact number, email address and the item code #. We'll get back to you as soon as we can, to confirm the order
2. Payment can be made via bank transfer (POSB/DBS). We will provide the account number in email
3. Kindly make payment within 24 hours upon order confirmation or the item will be given to the next interested buyer
4. The item will be sent out to you by post within 2 days upon receipt of payment (see shipping and handling below)
5. All prices quoted are in Singapore Dollars
6. Do note that bogus buyers will be blacklisted and ignored in the future
7. If you like any particular colour not shown here but would like to order, please PM/email us and we will process for personalised order
8. All items are brand new and fresh from the factory
9. For general enquiries, please email us at culturecouturesg@gmail.com

SHIPPING AND HANDLING:

For shipping in Singapore:
1. The estimated delivery of standard mail items within Singapore is 1 – 2 working days, after the item is sent out.
2. You can choose to have it sent by registered or normal post.
3. Normal postage costs $1.50 (all over Singapore, for weight not over 500g). Add $2.20 to that if you're opting for registered mail.

We can also ship worldwide. Kindly let us know where you are located so that we can advise shipping cost and delivery details.

Happy shopping!

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izanyzam wrote on Jun 29, '07
Hi sis..Will you be bringing in other songket hitam with kepala motifs..??
culturecouture wrote on Jun 29, '07
Hi sis..Will you be bringing in other songket hitam with kepala motifs..??
for these batch these are what we have. as our songkets are real ones, it's only one colour per design . if ada hitam for the next batch it will be different designs already but next batch i am not taking hitams.. :)
izanyzam wrote on Jul 5, '07
Ohhh too bad la sis..Coz im really looking for songket hitam..HeeHee..In d future KALAU u bawak masuk let me know ok..HeeHee..!!
culturecouture wrote on Jul 5, '07
Ohhh too bad la sis..Coz im really looking for songket hitam..HeeHee..In d future KALAU u bawak masuk let me know ok..HeeHee..!!
our songket hitam above is not the kind u want is it ? :)
izanyzam wrote on Jul 5, '07
It is the kind i want tapi motif dia pat kaki jer kan.. :-(
culturecouture wrote on Jul 5, '07
It is the kind i want tapi motif dia pat kaki jer kan.. :-(
eh .. no lah.. it's a full motif songket. Would you like to have a meet up to see the songket in full spread?
sunshinebees wrote on Aug 1, '07
Cantiknya!
skingash wrote on Sep 25, '07
Lina, explain difference between tenunan kelantan and terengganu; besides the fact that they are from two different PAS states :)
culturecouture wrote on Sep 25, '07
Lina, explain difference between tenunan kelantan and terengganu; besides the fact that they are from two different PAS states :)
Firstly, ehhehe

Terengganu has long been NOT under PAS already. For a long while already they are Barisan National state.

The designs from Kelantan, according to our research and also from the owners of these pondoks is that the designs are influences from Siam, and the intricacies of each designs reflect the court designs of the Siam empire.

Whereas, the Terengganu ones, the designs are Sumatera influenced. Hence the designs reflect those of Majapahit art..

thats the basic ones lah. there are more but its alot of details.. there are songket books available which describes in greater artistic details :)

Hope that helps!
pungkin wrote on Feb 15
I love the colour! So rich! Suka sekali
culturecouture wrote on Feb 18
thanks, would u like one for urself ? :))
diancenderawasih wrote on Mar 15
is tis piece still available?possible for personal viewing? =) im a songket lover. =)
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