Nasyarinda Sulaman

Nasyarinda Sulaman started in 2010 as a home business that empowers housewives and young girls with embroidery skills. They express their skills by embroidering various gradations of thread colors onto fabric using the traditional hand embroidery technique called "sulam tangan suji caia" with the aid of a traditional tool called "pamedangan". The embroidery results in products such as shawls, clothing materials, prayer garments (mukena), embroidery on songket fabrics, and more. The strengths of Nasyarinda's products lie in the unique motifs and coloring used, as well as the use of high-quality fabrics.