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Java's Bukuku Association crafts a convenient accessory to help you organise your days with a touch of the region's style. Working with faux leather, the team creates this planner in a dark ivy hue with a charming cotton textile featuring a batik pattern. Furthermore, it also comes with a button closure that keeps it secure, fifty pages, three little pockets, a large compartment and a slot for a pen.

Nature offers a myriad of materials to make human life easier and, above all, environmentally friendly. Showing the world that Mother Nature is all we need, Komang Sulaksana creates a wondrous natural fiber notebook whose sturdy cover transports us to the tropical forests of the Balinese region. Using banana bark and kupu kupu leaves, the artisan crafts the structure, painting the leafy design in a vibrant green hue. After adding the rice paper pages to the accessory, Komang finishes his creation with a coconut shell button and agel grass cord, ensuring your notes and memories stay secure.

Nature offers a myriad of materials to make human life easier and, above all, environmentally friendly. Showing the world that Mother Nature is all we need, Komang Sulaksana creates a lovely natural fiber notebook whose sturdy cover transports us to the tropical forests of the Balinese region. Using banana bark and kupu kupu leaves, the artisan crafts the structure, painting the leafy design in a joyous green-yellow hue. After adding the rice paper pages to the accessory, Komang finishes his creation with a coconut shell button and agel grass cord, ensuring your notes and memories stay secure.

Lined with plush faux-velvet, Kadek Casa's decorative box is perfect for jewellery, buttons, and rare coins. The Balinese artisan hand crafts the box from bamboo, embellishing the lid with plastic beads and a flirty cotton tassel. Inside, a black polyester lining cushions your valuables.

Perfect for pins, buttons, and other collectibles, Komang Sri's pair of decorative bowls make a beautiful and practical addition to your home space. The Balinese artisan hand crafts each bowl from coconut shell, carving their legs from suar wood and painting their insides a shimmering golden colour.