handmade coasters

An exotic accessory to add to your home decor, this set of six hexagonal coasters is presented by Gunadi of Indonesia. Known as Kembang Kanthil in Javanese culture, a motif of magnolia flowers symbolizing love and compassion is stamped onto the coasters using the batik technique. Shades of black, red, and cream give the wadang wood coasters a dramatic touch.

Whether draped around your neck, styled as a head wrap or elegantly worn as a shawl, this versatile rayon scarf by Java’s Erna Gendhis is a great addition to complement your looks in any season. It is adorned with intricate hand-drawn batik motifs in a bright palette of sea green, crimson, orange, yellow, black and white hues that dance across the fabric, creating a feast for the eyes. The fabulous fringe accents on both ends add a touch of playful elegance to this unique design.

This handbag presented by the Balinese Lawe Lurik Community is cut and sewn by hand. The color combination of the bag is inspired by the twilight scenes of Parangtritis, a coastal region in southern Java. The handbag's casual feel also makes it a fitting accessory for a day at the beach. The interior features a roomy design with a single pocket for added storage.