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Nell uses Java's cotton lurik fabric for a set of three face masks in different shades of blue. Lurik is a traditional hand-spun, handwoven textile once reserved for the use of rice farmers, who were much respected. Vertical stripes in two color combinations complement a third mask in solid blue. Contoured for comfort, the double-layer masks are washable and reusable, with elastic to loop over the ears.

Nell uses Java's cotton lurik fabric for a set of three face masks in rich colors. Lurik is a traditional hand-spun, handwoven textile once reserved for the use of rice farmers, who were much respected. Vertical stripes in two color combinations complement a third mask in golden brown. Contoured for comfort, the double-layer masks are washable and reusable, with elastic to loop over the ears.

Handwoven by traditional artisans in rural Java, this long line, modern blazer is from Ully. The oversized, open front jacket features a beautiful irregular striped fabric in dusty blue and black, notched lapels and side seam pockets.

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.

This cotton wristlet designed by Yuvin Priyana of Java is a colorful accessory that can hold your essentials when on the go. The exterior fabric is yellow, green, and orange stripes. A green leather triangular flap with a scalloped edge folds over the front, with a flower made of brass studs adorning the flap. The same brass studded green leather reinforces the bottom corners and is used for the detachable wrist strap. The single compartment is lined in brown faux suede and secured with a zipper. There is one zippered pocket set into the interior lining.