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Komang Sulaksana hand-weaves natural fibers from pandan leaves into a bright blue cover for this cheerful journal. A glass-covered opening on the front is bordered with agel grass, perfect for displaying a photograph. Bound with banana tree bark, the book's spine holds a cinnamon stick in an agel grass cord; inside, one hundred unlined rice straw paper pages await your inspiration. The vivid color and varied textures of this journal make it a welcome companion for traveling or for home.

Embrace a new era of gift presentation that's as kind to the planet as it is captivating to the eye with these mesmerizing batik rayon wraps, a sustainable twist on the Japanese furoshiki tradition. Bursting with hand-stamped and tie-dyed floral and leaf patterns, this trio of reusable, upcycled fabric wraps brings Balinese artistry to your presents in three convenient sizes. Desak Nyoman Parwati's innovative designs are a feast for the senses and a bold stand against disposable culture.

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 magical 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 serene blue 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.

Crafted of handmade paper, this pair of photo albums features a large album and a smaller one, each accented with the wood relief of a pineapple on the front and a cinnamon stick along the spine, fastened with agel grass cord. Solid blue in color, the photo albums are made by Indonesian artisan Komang Sulaksana, opening to pages of recycled paper, rice straw paper, and doorslag paper, perfect for displaying photos and writing down cherished memories.

The large album holds two horizontal photos per page; while the small album holds one vertical photo per page.