Sape lessons. If you’ve never heard of a sape, then perhaps it’s time to find out. A sape, Syafiqah says, is a traditional stringed musical instrument of the Orang Ulu ethnic community in Sarawak.

TRADITIONAL prints, beads, bags and food delights were showcased at the “Sarawak Gateway to Borneo Fair” in Penang. Lecturer Nordibradini Selamat, 48, was seen learning about the various ...

CARLSBERG Malaysia is paying tribute to the cultural richness of Sabah and Sarawak through a new series of artist-designed packaging that blends Bornean heritage with intricate rice art. The ...

A Sarawakian woman has discovered that learning the sape came with its own difficulties, especially when it came to maintaining the traditional sape.

For Martinus Njok Sebi, 23, of Kenyah-Iban descent, the sape is more than just music, it’s identity. Having joined PUSAK in 2021, Martinus has performed regularly at cultural events across Sarawak.