Jakarta History Museum Now Equipped with Dekranasda Souvenir Stall
Reported by Mustaqim Amna | Translated by Maria Inggita
As one of the favorite tourist destinations in Kota Tua, Taman Sari, Jakarta, the Jakarta History Museum now has been equipped with souvenir stall. Products sold in this stall are made by craftsmen under Jakarta National Handicraft Council (Dekranasda).
There are knick knacks with Jakarta's icons, pouch, canvas bag and also Betawi clothes
Jakarta Dekranasda Head, Fery Farhati mentioned, it is the 13th souvenir stall built in Jakarta with purpose to facilitate tourists who are looking for Jakarta's specialty handicraft products as well as introduce the products to them.
"Dekranasda Stall is built at Jakarta History Museum as our effort to get closer to the communities, especially tourists with Jakarta's specialty handicraft products," she explained, Thursday (11/28).
15 Entrepreneurs on Tidung Island Educated to Make HandicraftsAccording to her, this stall is opened through cooperation between Dekranasda and Jakarta History Museum in order to facilitate tourists who visit the museum and Kota Tua to get typical souvenirs of Jakarta.
"There are knick knacks with Jakarta's icons, pouch, canvas bag and also Betawi clothes such as Kebaya Encim and Batik with Betawi patterns," she conveyed.
For information, this souvenir stall was inaugurated by Jakarta Dekranasda Head, Fery Farhati on Wednesday (11/27).
After the inauguration, she looked around the place and its souvenirs.
