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banat, dewangga, beledu… and kimkha. These are textiles mainly found on the silk route and is also
mentioned in other hikayats when describing the garments worn by the rulers. From this readings, the
writer decided to use fabrics that are mentioned in the description as closely as possible. The writer and
his assistant decided to opt for Indian textiles that is easily available in the Klang Valley, mainly the fabrics
sourced are from Masjid India Klang, Brickfields and Masjid India Kuala Lumpur. It is in these areas, where
the writer found many Indian textiles, mostly sarees and saree blouse fabrics that best suit the look for
the character.

It is important to pay attention to the details as visually; it would create a nuance of years gone
past and create the spectacle needed for the character in the production. The details of the fabrics,
colours, textures and detailing are listed below
Picture 7

The seluar

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