The Unesco recognition of the kebaya signifies a powerful celebration of cultural unity and heritage among the Southeast Asian nations. Theatre practitioners, artists, and community groups are invigorated, showcasing this elegant attire that transcends generations. As the kebaya takes center stage in performances and art, it becomes a vibrant symbol, fostering appreciation and connection to heritage among the youth. This recognition not only honors the kebaya’s rich legacy but also inspires new creative expressions, weaving it into the contemporary Malaysian narrative.
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