We are the "Rojak" nation.

Gadis Manis Malaysia was created in 2007 by Florence Lambert Lee, a French national who was adopted by Malaysia almost two decades ago. Using three Malaysian girls as the brand’s emblem (Gowry, Yati and Ah Chik), she created gifts, souvenirs and accessories that reflect Malaysia’s cultural diversity, heritage and traditions.
About Gowry, Yati and Ah Chik.

ABOUT GADIS MANIS GIRLS

Yati, Gowry, and Ah Chik are three Malaysian girls.

Yati is a Malay girl from Kelantan, on the northeast of Malaysia. Her parents own a batik factory that has been her family’s pride and joy for generations.

Ah Chik’s origins can be traced back ten generations to Fujian province, China. Her ancestors were traders who saw in Malaysia a new future through commerce in the Straits of Malacca.

Gowry is a fashion designer. Her talent and love of fabrics were passed down to her by her grandfather, a textile merchant in Madras before he decided to relocate his family and business to Malaysia.

Yati, Gowry, and Ah Chik are three different girls, but they share a lot of similarities. A common passion is food. One of Malaysia’s famous dishes is the "rojak" salad – a wild mix of vegetables, fruits, chilies, squid, sauce, and assorted fried goodies. Sweet, sour, and spicy all at once. Sounds like it wouldn’t work, but it does.

Malaysia is the same. Different ethnic groups have come together to share a land, opportunities, traditions, foods, languages, festivals, religions, and values to create a common modern history.

When you come to Malaysia, you do not visit one country. You discover many cultures. You will meet plenty of Yatis, Gowrys, and Ah Chiks. Each will draw you into their own culture and will stay in your memory.

- Welcome, Selamat Datang, Huan Ying, Vanakam.