decorative shawls

A vibrant floral vine in sunrise decorates the ivory body of this silk shawl. Bali's Yuni Kristina designs the shawl, applying the motifs using the traditional batik method. Kawung motifs, representing one of the oldest batik designs, decorate the shawl's borders. Long, elegant fringes finish the shawl at each end.

With a dedication to his family, Balinese artisan Dewa De Wardana creates beautiful accessories. This feminine shawl drapes over the shoulders with a lightweight elegance, crafted of fine silk. Dewa decorates the shawl with hand-painted pineapple motifs in celadon over a mystical body of smoke grey.

A traditional design originating from the Javanese city of Yogyakarta, ceplok often features geometric motifs. Bali's Yuni Kristina decorates this fine silk shawl with the batik method, where a wax resist is used with dyes in moss green, burgundy, and black over a body of ecru, resulting in beautiful floral ceplok motifs. Long, elegant fringes finish the shawl at each end.

Melati's Collection presents a jewel from the Balinese textile artistry. Made of refined silk yarns, this batik shawl enriches your days with a palette of russet, pale blue and midnight hues arranged in a traditional lengko pattern. Completed with fringes, the design arrives inside a luxurious gift box, lined with silk and decorated with linen and suede accents.

Explore the beauty of the ancient batik technique with a distinguished collection by NOVICA's talented artisans. Directly from the Balinese Islands, the first design to form this curated gift set is from Melati's Collection, consisting of a silk and pinewood fan accented with a leafy crimson pattern made with batik techniques. The accessory is complemented by the same artist's silk shawl, embellished with the same majestic pattern, and presented in a custom case made from wood, linen and satin. As a touch of convenience, Gunadi completes the set with a wadang wood decorative box, whose round shape is ornamented with floral details also made with batik methods.

When that hand-painted batik scarf or Varanasi silk shawl is just too pretty to keep in a drawer or closet, display it! This hand-carved hanger from Sarwaedi is also too beautiful to hide away. The artisan carves suar wood into a beautiful jepun or frangipani motif with a natural finish. The iron portion of the hanger is detachable from the wood.