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STORY WHY I CHOOSE TENUN PAHANG COMMERCIAL CENTRE FOR MY FINAL PROJECT IN BACHELOR DEGREE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE OF UITM ,SHAH ALAM

OK LET I SHOW BACKGROUND OF TENUN PAHANG...

Pahang weave is a type of woven silk fabric which is famous and popular in the state of Pahang, Malaysia. Hand-woven fabrics have long been an integral part of the Malaysian lifestyle since the Second World War . These artistic fabrics are used in daily life as well as in formal functions and festive functions.

Weaving is a process using ‘Loseng yarns’ and ‘era yarns’ and a handloom ‘kek’ . There are two different techniques, using modern machinery or traditional technical machinery. Pahang's silk-woven fabrics are still being produced in the traditional manner. These traditionally beautiful creations have been kept alive and still generate high praise due the intricate and attractive designs which have captivated artefact collectors all over the world.

Historically, Royal Pahang weave is worn by royalty and their families. However today, it is mostly worn as traditional Malay ceremonial costumes during royal occasions, weddings, the birth of a child and circumcision ceremonies, Malay festivals and formal state functions. Recently, Royal Pahang weave has also been transformed into apparel, fashion accessories such as handbags as well as home products such as place mats, cushions, table runners and gift items.

Pahang silk weaving began with the settling of Malays of the Bugis descent in the state. They migrated to Pahang in 1722 to escape the cruelty of the Dutch occupation of the Indonesian islands, in particular, Makassar. Escaping by way of Riau, the settlers soon decided to make Pahang their abode of choice - bringing along their culture, including their brand of silk making.

Among the refugees was Tok Tuan Keraing Aji, who made his home in Kampung Mengkasar, Pekan. He was a master in silk weaving – a renown purveyor of fine cloth and silk in the homeland he left behind. Tuk Tuan Keraing Aji pioneered new designs and motifs for the kain samping and kain sarung. Like all masters of trades, he never failed to impart his knowledge and expertise to the women folk of his village and the serounding area. Soon, his unique method of silk weaving flourished in Pekan and today come to be known as a Tenun Pahang.

When he died, Tuk Tuan Keraing Aji was laid to rest at the Muslim cemetery in Kampung Mengkasar. Through the centuries, the silk weaving art he taught grew and was further refined and given a new lease on life by the Pahang State Development Corporation (PKNK). Starting with the establishment of the Culture Complex in Pulau Keladi, Pekan, the industry was rebranded with the royal status on May 8, 2006 by HRH Tengku Mahkota of Pahang, Tengku Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah.

reference from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenun_Pahang_Diraja

IT NOT JUST FIND ALL ABOUT TENUN PAHANG IN THE INTERNET I ALSO GO TO TENUN PAHANG CENTRE IN PEKAN , PAHANG .... HURMMM TEMPAT DIA MENARIK DAN NAMPAK ADA DEVELOPMENT OF TENUN PAHANG SILK DALAM HIASAN DALAMAN TAPI SAYA RASA IANYA TIDAK MENCUKUPI HANYA MEMBUAT DEVELOPMENT OF TENUN PAHANG TAPI JUGA HARUS MENJAGA KUALITI DAN SHOW SOMETHING THAT TENUN PAHANG ITU BERKUALITI, BERMUTU TINGGI DAN MEMPUNYAI NILAI ESTIKA YANG TINGGI... LET WE CAN SEE KAIN YANG MAHAL HANYA DI JUAL DIKAKI LIMA DAN DIPAMIRKAN DITEMPAT YANG KURANG SUAI... HURMMM.... SESUAI KE?? I DONT THING SO.... SO WHY NOT KITA MENJAGA KUALITI BARANGAN BUATAN TANGAN DARI TURUN TEMUTUN INI DENGAN MEMPAMERKAN DI SATU TEMPAT YANG SESUAI DENGAN KUALITI DAN JUGA NILAI YANG TINGGI YANG ADA PADANYA.... :)

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yaaa here we are!!! my final project!!! enjoy you self !!!!

Tajuk Final Project yang saya pilih adalah Tenun Pahang Commercial Center dengan menggunakan Bangunan Kedoktoran berdekatan dengan Bulatan Pahang Kuala Lumpur.. yaaa.... selepas mengkaji kawasan sekitar