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Art Locally Made by Loka Made

Audrey Chew, Founder, Loka Made | Chong Fei Giap, Founder, Loka Made

12-Dec-22 10:00

Art Locally Made by Loka Made

Loka Made was founded in 2015 by Audrey Chew and Chong Fei Giap and it is a local lifestyle brand that wants to promote Malaysian culture by adding their own twist of fantasy and creative imagination through their illustration and products through puzzles, postcards and more.


Image Credit: loka made Facebook Page

Produced by: Lily Chai

Presented by: Lily Chai


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