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Traditional batik techniques meet modern casual style in this eye-catching, short-sleeved shirt for men inspired by one of Bali’s most popular fruits: the pineapple. Hand-stamped patterns dance across breathable cotton in this vibrant design, boasting a practical chest pocket and natural coconut shell buttons. This versatile creation by artisan Ketut Suwitra brings an exotic aura to your everyday wardrobe with its bold yet wearable charm.

This vibrant men’s shirt captures the essence of Indonesian craftsmanship with its bold hand-stamped batik design that brings tropical energy to your wardrobe. The comfortable cotton construction keeps you cool while the distinctive patterning ensures you stand out in any crowd. Artisan Ketut Suwitra’s attention to detail manifests in the coconut shell buttons and convenient pocket, making this short-sleeved button-up both a practical choice and a conversation starter about traditional Balinese artistry.

Bursting with Bali’s island spirit, this short-sleeved cotton shirt transforms casual attire with leaf-themed, hand-stamped batik patterns that tell stories of a tropical paradise. The lightweight fabric breathes easily in warm weather while distinctive coconut shell buttons and a practical pocket add thoughtful functionality. Artisan Ketut Suwitra’s skilled craftsmanship shines through every deliberately placed motif, creating a versatile design that pairs effortlessly with shorts or pants for an authentic yet contemporary look.

Ully from Java creates a long cotton duster replete with global chic style. The long, open jacket is woven by hand using the ikat method, whereby warp and/or weft threads are bound and dyed prior to weaving to create distinctive patterns. The black and grey jacket is the perfect way to add a little drama and sophistication to an outfit. The artisan names her design Kartini, who is a national hero and a pioneer for women's rights in Indonesia.

Due to the hand-dyed and handwoven nature of ikat, patterns or position of motifs may vary from garment to garment, making each a unique work of art. The overall color scheme will remain the same.

By Ully, this long, open duster jacket is woven by hand in burgundy and blue using the ikat technique, in which the threads are tie-dyed before placing them on the loom. The Javanese artisan names her design Kartini, for a beloved pioneer for women's rights in Indonesia.

Due to the hand-dyed and handwoven nature of ikat, patterns or position of motifs may vary from garment to garment, making each a unique work of art. The overall color scheme will remain the same.

By Ully, this long, open duster jacket is woven by hand using the ikat technique, in which the threads are tie-dyed before placing them on the loom. The Javanese artisan names her design Kartini, for a beloved pioneer for women's rights in Indonesia. Cotton lined.

Due to the hand-dyed and handwoven nature of ikat, patterns or position of motifs may vary from garment to garment, making each a unique work of art. The overall color scheme will remain the same.