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Traditionally shaped like flowers or fish, the bahulu they make come in the shapes of roses, tulips, pineapples and corn, and in attractive colours, in line with modern consumer demand. - Bernama photo

Muhammad Najmi Amzairy (right) and Arif Fathilah Othman showing the bahulu they made at their workshop in Melaka Pindah. Photo by Bernama

Ah Ma House offers visitors an experience reminiscent of the 1970s to 1990s, complete with various classic items such as traditional stoves, wooden storage cabinets, sewing machines, tiffin carriers, and an assortment of snacks. - Photo by Bernama

Bahulu Bakar Sabut Wawa worker Muhammad Syafiq Aiman ​​Rusli bakes bahulu cakes traditionally using coconut husk. Photo by Bernama

Siti Fairus collection comprises antiques purchased by her as well as given to her by her friends. - Photo by Bernama

La House Bahulu Norela Abdul Rahim founder (right) with her worker preparing bahulu gulung. Photo by Bernama

Entrepreneur Rawdiah Daud showing off the food she sold during the Simpang Jeram by-election campaign period. - BERNAMA PIX

1 Utama Shopping Centre welcomes shoppers to step into a world of festive enchantment in the form of a Garden of Lights as soft glows from lanterns illuminates its LG Oval and Ground Floor Centre Court concourses.

Rizal Mohamad, 51, who runs the business with his wife Rosnani Said, 51, was also worried that the continuous rain and floods would affect the premises as it is the only source of income for his family. - BERNAMA

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