KUALA LUMPUR, April 27 -- For fans of all things Peranakan, this will be a dream come true: "Nyonya Kaseh: Sulam & Santapan" will not only celebrate the heritage-rich cuisine but also spotlight the beautiful embroidered kebaya favoured by the Nyonyas. 

Organised by Peranakan chef and cookbook author Debbie Teoh, this will be a unique event as Radjaart Kebaya (IG: @radjaartkebaya) from Indonesia will be bringing their exquisite designs and expertise to create made-to-order kebayas.  

Kebaya, adorned with intricate embroidery, is usually paired with a matching sarong. 

In 2024, through a joint effort by Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand, kebaya was inscribed as an intangible cultural heritage by the Unite...