Stories in ink bring cultures together
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KUCHING : Fifty tattoo artists are sharing their artistry at the Sarawak International Tattoo and Cultural Festival 2026, bringing local and international perspectives together in a celebration of culture, identity and heritage. (Sarawak Tribune, 18:52)
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Photo: Sarawak Tribune Sarawak Tribune·News·EN·24 Oct, 18:52 MYTStories in ink bring cultures together
KUCHING : Fifty tattoo artists are sharing their artistry at the Sarawak International Tattoo and Cultural Festival 2026, bringing local and international perspectives together in a celebration of culture, identity and heritage. Kuching South Mayor Datuk Wee Hong Seng said…
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