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Through TikTok Shop, these women are not just selling products but also sharing Sabah’s cultural legacy - bringing local crafts, natural treasures, and traditions to a nationwide audience. Photo by Bernama

Photo credit: Loucase and Mutu Case

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

Nasi Beriani Gam Klasik entrepreneur Basir Hasan packing his customers' order. Photo by Bernama

The Sunda pangolin, the only native species found in Malaysia, is listed as Critically Endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

Preparations for this year's sales began early, with participating prisons submitting over 80 product samples for evaluation. - Bernama photo

Made from a blend of fresh coconut milk and gula apong - a fragrant nipah palm sugar native to Sarawak, this traditional treat is a must-have during Ramadan. - Bernama photo

Ishammudin said that loyal customers appreciate his mother’s kuih talam for its authentic taste, a rarity in today’s market. - Bernama photo

Gopis started selling corn juice and "air mata kucing" as a trial run, given that he is not playing football this Ramadan following the conclusion of the 2024 Malaysia M3 League season. - Bernama photo

Khairul Aming - Photo by TikTok Shop