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| Monday, 8-Jun-2009 13:16 |
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Hantaran Pertunangan Syamil :: Indera Mahkota, Kuantan
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Hantaran Pertunangan Syamil :: Indera Mahkota, Kuantan
RM 25 sedulang
Sebarang tempahan : 013-9155270 / 019-9505542 (Pn Kalsom)
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| Wednesday, 6-May-2009 10:53 |
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Package!
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pakej kami
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| Friday, 30-Jan-2009 11:00 |
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updated!
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| Saturday, 15-Nov-2008 17:38 |
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Launching Kiosk House Of Kebaya
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Putera Square Culture Town MT 017
15 Nov & 16 Nov 2008
All Sukses! Alhamdulillah...
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| Friday, 14-Nov-2008 22:18 |
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House of Kebaya
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| Friday, 14-Nov-2008 20:51 |
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Seri Inai Wedding Planner
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Selain menawarkan perkhidmatan kiosk kebaya, songket, barangan kraf dan pelbagai jenis tudung, kami juga bersama-sama Seri Inai Wedding Planner menawarkan
1. membuat gubahan hantaran perkahwinan
2. Membuat dan menjual bunga telor, bekas potpuri, bekas sapu tangan dan lain-lain
3. Menjual pelbagai alatan untuk perkahwinan, reben, renda dan bunga-bunga hiasan
4. Perunding perkahwinan
5. Fotografi perkahwinan
6. Tempahan kek, katering & sebagainya untuk pelbagai majlis
7. Spa & beauty package
8. Make Up
Sebarang pertanyaan bolehla di email kan kepada
houseof.kebaya@yahoo.com atau ariffin_6@yahoo.com
Hubungi : Puan Kalsom - 019 9505542 atau Huda - 013 2629379
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| Friday, 14-Nov-2008 20:18 |
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House Of Kebaya
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A Kebaya is a traditional blouse worn by Indonesian and Malaysian women made from sheer material and usually worn with a sarong, batik, or other traditional knitted garment such as a songket with a colorful motif.
Kebayas are believed to originate from China hundreds of years ago. They then spread to Malacca, Java, Bali, Sumatra, and Celebes. After hundred years of acculturation, the garments have become adjusted to local customs and culture.
On the island of Java before 1600, kebayas were sacred clothing to be worn only by members of the Javanese monarchy. During the period of Dutch control of that island, European women began wearing kebayas as formal dress. During this period, kebayas were transformed from only using mori fabric to using silk with colorful embroidery.
A similar garment called the "nyonya kebaya" was first created by the Peranakan people of Malacca. They wore it with a sarong and beautiful beaded shoes called "kasut manek". Nowadays, the nyonya kebaya is going through a period of revival, and is also becoming popular among non-Asian peoples.
Apart from traditional kebayas, fashion designers are looking into ways of modifying the design and making kebayas a more fashionable outfit. Modified kebayas can even be worn with jeans or skirts.
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