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Crafted in Bali and presented by Liem Hauw, this cotton and fragrant root accessory features a refined striped pattern in warm tones. The table runner also features vibrant black edges, adding a graceful aura to the item.

In tones of beige and brown that evoke the beauty of Masceti beach in Bali, this elegant shawl is handwoven of cotton, featuring a plaid pattern. Made Arsana designs the shawl, colored with natural dyes. Majestic fringes complete the shawl at each end.

An extraordinary five-piece set comprised of one table runner with four matching placemats is inspired by the Balinese Songket technique where motifs are created as the weaving takes place. Indonesian artisan Liem Hauw designs the lovely set of accessories hand-woven from a cotton and mendong blend in black and yellow featuring cotton trims.

This stylish wristlet bag is hand crafted by Shintamie Suryaputri from Java. The artisan uses a combination of Prussian blue leather and a local handwoven cotton fabric called ikat to create the eye-catching design. Ikat is a traditional Indonesian fabric made using a technique where threads are tie-dyed before being handwoven. The exterior of the bag features a colorful striped pattern in the center flanked by leather, with a strap that slides onto the wrist easily. The wristlet has a zipper closure that opens to a patterned ikat interior with one zippered pocket that is ideal for keeping small items secure.

Lurik, meaning "stripe" in the Javanese language, is a woven fabric created by a series of painstaking steps. Nell uses cotton to created the lurik pattern on this beautiful yoga bag, which features a glass beaded mandala motif on an open patch pocket. A polyester lining and drawstring closure keep your yoga mat snug and secure, while a cotton strap lets you tote your mat with ease.