geometric art

Crafted from cotton fabric and hand stamped using a traditional wax resist batik process, Jamriang's kimono jacket is them dyed in indigo to give it, its tonal blue motif. The placket and cuffs are finished with a contrast embroidered trim in a palette of strawberry, navy and ivory. Front patch pockets subtly blend into the beautiful all over motif on this unlined kimono.

Abstract patterns swirl and bloom across black cotton in this contemporary tote bag where ancient batik techniques meet modern design sensibility. India’s Rajnandinee and Srabonti blend leaf, floral and geometric motifs into a mesmerizing composition that gives the bag its distinctive character and visual depth. A zippered opening reveals a thoughtfully designed, fully-lined interior complete with one zippered pocket and two open pockets, offering all the room you need to keep your daily essentials neatly sorted and easily accessible.

Working with her mother and her husband, Yuni Kristina specializes in batik art. She creates this silk shawl with the batik technique, where a wax resist is used to stamp the geometric patterns before submerging the fabric in dye. The floral parang motifs come to life in tangerine, sand, peach, and ivory. Parang motifs were traditionally reserved for the royalty of Indonesia, available here in this beautiful accessory.

Working with traditional Indonesian batik techniques, Yuni Kristina creates original patterns for today's modern trends. They are painted by hand on a silk shawl of exquisite elegance.

Erna Gendhis adorns a stunning creation with a warm palette that enhances its unique batik pattern. As an expert in this ancient art, the Javanese artisan crafts this rayon shawl featuring an intricate design in honor of the stunning regional coasts, finishing with little fringes for a vivacious style.