The village of Sukarara is best known for its thriving community of female weavers who uphold the traditions of weaving at simple handlooms on their front porch, and passing their knowledge down through the female line. Songket, the fabric they produce with their simple tools, is remarkable. Using naturally dyed cotton and silk, interspersed with gold and silver thread, their unique and original designs imbibe motifs from bygone times on Lombok; from traditional houses to people, geckos and livestock. Look out for the intricate subahnala design that takes its name from a praise the women would offer to Allah as they worked. Fabrics with this motif are amongst the most expensive.
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ExploreSecond child until maximum age of 12 years will be accommodated in the same room at additional supplement. The additional amount is not included in the room price mentioned and shall be payable at the hotel during check-out.
400 AED (including tax)
250 AED (including tax)