Tanoti Craft
Textile traditions are fiercely guarded by the artisans of Tanoti as they commit to practising indigenous techniques the purist way, producing fabrics in the same methods as was handed down from generation to generation.
Since 2012, Tanoti has been pursuing heritage craft preservation, women empowerment and rural community building.
Operating from its base in Sarawak, Malaysia, this Malaysian-accredited social enterprise engages with 500 indigenous artisans across 25 village settlements and representing 7 of the 30 ethnic groups of the land.
The Tanoti Community
The Tanoti community stands rooted in our pursuit of heritage preservation, women empowerment and rural community building.
From our core team at Tanoti House to all our partners in the various communities across our work areas, we share a common mission – which is to ensure that traditional methods continue to thrive and their owners be continuously empowered to elevate their lives with these ancestral knowledge and skills.
