Linangkit/lumangkit
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Tuaran is full of promises, the land, the place, the town, the people, including my mom.
Ex – Government Servant! – She’s (my mom) she’s a very talented person, not in singing but in an art tailoring, this picture was taken early this year, my mom is a talented tailor person she really like to sew, i even saw her doing the lumangkit (a traditional costume from tuaran – dusun lotud cultural design costume) she make at late night.
The governmet has appointed her as a teacher in 1 of the MLVK classes in year 90′s, she has been awarded a “Best Lumangkit” award, and now she’s available in any traditional costume hand made.
If you’re interested or want to view the “Linangkit” that has made by her own very hand, please do not hesitate to contact directly at the Kontakt link up there.
If some of you would like to learn the basic of (lumangkit), call us directly on 016 836 1807 (Just say the magic words -Lumangkit-), we only collect 10 student at a time, if you would like to have a personal discussion with her (my mom), please do not hesitate to contact us and if you’re in Tuaran it’ll be easy for us to communicate with you through phone / personal coaching program.
There will be a one time fee’s, that will be arranged by mom.. If you’re interested call us now, book the time as the time is so limited for her, i will post the (Traditional Dusun Lotud Costume) image in a short time..
To be continue..
Originally posted 2011-01-14 07:28:52.
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Twitter: eshanne
January 21, 2011 at 12:35 am
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At last somebody teaching people to do the “Linangkit”, I am so glad and proud to see the Dusun tradition isn’t dying after all. I so wish I had been taught this when I was a young girl in Tuaran. I remember my mother used to do this as well. But I have spent so many years away from home, and have not had the opportunity to learn. I have shown examples of the “Linangkit” to people I meet in the UK, especially my family here, and they all agree the work is very difficult to do but very beautiful if done right.
When I return to Sabah, later this year I would like to learn how to do this beautiful work, so would be grateful if someone could contact me via email with further contact details.
Twitter: eshanne
January 17, 2011 at 1:19 am
Hi there, thanx for coming by.. Thank you for your great compliment, linangkit is very hard to learn and its very pretty when it’s done.
Whow you’re in UK!? so that glad you’ve bring the Traditional Linangkit over there, well i am totally agreed in everything related traditions, i love my heritage as i love my tradition and i hope one day people will notice about it.
Why don’t you just click the konTakt me pages up there, and let us see when you’ll be back in “Malaysia” maybe we can arrange something for you, if you’re eager to learn the linangkit in more advance way please do not hesitate to contact us.
Not just an older people know how to take care older stuff but people like us, should too..
Thanx for coming by.
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Michael, a very interesting post thanks for writing it!
does your mom sew baju too?what are the requirements?
Twitter: eshanne
February 28, 2011 at 6:33 am
OoOO sorry, for my late reply, yeahh.. my mom sew baju kurung, traditional etc, i think you have to talk to my mom .. i don’t know about the requirement but it’s better if you call her.. Which area in sabah are you rite now?
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Twitter: eshanne
March 21, 2011 at 2:15 pm
Thank you for the great compliments..