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Description: Sarongs of the type èi ledo are restricted to women of the Lesser Blossom group (hubi iki). The main motif kètu pedi, is associated...
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Description : Tubular cloths of the type èi raja with lines of supplementary warp threads have been traditionally the prerogative of women in rul...
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Materials: Stoneware Clay Dimensions: Diameter = 10.5 cm, Height = 9.5 cm Color: White and Blue Profile Pekunden
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Description: The rattan material used in this product is hand woven by the Dayak Benuaq and Bentian of East Kalimantan. It bears the traditional D...
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Materials : Silk Satin Dimensions : 175 cm x 35 cmColor : Red / Brown Profile Baragung
Sagio Puppet is more than just a place for ordering leather puppets. Sagio Puppet is the first place to make leather puppets in Kasihan, Bantul, Yogyakarta that also opens an opportunity to deepen philosophy and technique of making leather puppets.
Borneo Chic draws attention to an island known for its rainforests and indigenous peoples.
Lawe is a community social enterprise that transforms traditional handwoven into a functional product through women empowerment.
Baragung is a support system of the Babaran Segaragunung Culture House. This enterprise helps to fund the culture house’s educational programs focused on cultural regeneration for youth.
For the love of the Earth and for the love of art, we create ethical handmade goods and wearable poetry by fusing indigenous wisdom, artisanal craftsmanship, and mindful innovation.
Pekunden Pottery is simple ceramic works that apply graffito techniques in creating patterns over the ceramic surfaces.
Renny Manurung, a Batak Toba handloom weaver from the village of Banjarnahor, Tarutung, North Tapanuli. Renny's schooling was interrupted in 2012 when her parents' finances dwindled as a result of the decline in sales in Ulos (Batak traditional handloom weaved cloth)
Marenggo Natural Dyes Batik is a brand that focuses on natural dyes, inspired by the development of natural dyes by its ancestors and the reinvention of natural dyes in continuing its love for Indonesia's heritage
Contemporary features and colorful hues are distinctive marks of WIRU designs. WIRU is created by Caroline Rika Winata, a textile artist who loves colors, dyes, batik, and Indonesian fabrics. Since its launch in December 2006, Rika has always made a line of limited edition products in the form of fabrics, scarves, shawls, and also unique apparel made from the WIRU studio in Yogyakarta.
On the island of Savu, the Foundation Tewuni rai (or Placenta of the earth) carries on a long weaving tradition. In Mesara especially, the women are renowned for their weaving skills, and for the quality of their natural dyes. They create indigo with all shades of blue to black, and morinda (mengkudu) for the various nuances of red.
Imang Jasmine started his career as a professional photographer in Indonesia which ultimately encouraged him to know more about batik.
The spirit of the meaning of Mupakara grows through each touch in the designs which tell once again about the richness of nature and culture in the land we walk upon. Guarding also the pride of the culture of Indonesia—Nusantara.
Weaving and women cannot be separated for the Molo community in NTT. It is a symbol of the maturity of women in order that she might be suitable for marriage. From the hand of the weaver is born beautiful cloths of high quality which are in harmony with the environment.
Songket Deli is a traditionally handwoven fabric with high quality materials. Songket Deli is designed with particular motifs from Deli Land, such as Deli Tobacco Leaf, Deli Tobacco Flower, Maimoon Palace, etc.
Gerai Nusantara is a business entity that was built by AMAN (the Indigenous Peoples' Alliance of the Archipelago) to promote quality products from members of AMAN.
