crafted by hand

Two colorful birds wing across this beautiful blue handbag from Wahyu Sulistiani. Created in batik on cotton, the sawunggaling motif depicts the king's favorite rooster, which is a symbol of Javanese beauty and power. Lavish beadwork is applied by hand, and the roomy tote — lined in black — opens to reveal a convenient inner pocket.

Sawunggaling refers to a traditional Javanese pattern inspired by the King's favorite rooster, a symbol of the nation's power and beauty. Featured in many complexes, this captivating image is now present in Wahyu Sulistiani's cotton shoulder bag, crafted using batik techniques. The accessory comes in a blue hue, with golden-toned plastic beads adding an elegant touch. On top of that, the design has a zippered closure, a black cotton lining and an interior pocket.

Sawunggaling refers to a traditional Javanese pattern inspired by the King's favorite rooster, a symbol of the nation's power and beauty. Featured in many palaces, this fascinating image is now present in Wahyu Sulistiani's cotton shoulder bag, crafted using batik techniques. The accessory comes in a red hue, with golden-toned plastic beads adding a luxurious touch. On top of that, the design has a zippered closure, a black cotton lining and an interior pocket.