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Transform your gift-giving into an eco-chic celebration with these eye-catching batik rayon wraps, inspired by the art of Japanese furoshiki. The collection boasts three versatile sizes, with each wrap adorned with stunning hand-stamped and tie-dyed leaf motifs that turn every present into a visual masterpiece. Balinese artisan Desak Nyoman Parwati's ingenious creations are a statement against waste and a nod to a timeless tradition. Crafted from upcycled fabrics, these vibrant, reusable wraps make your gifts stand out while shrinking your carbon footprint.

The Indonesian traditions merge romance and nature in their artistic expressions, transforming the islands into enchanting places with a serene and cheerful ambiance. Inspired by the Manuk Rawa dance depicting a harmonious bird scene, Retno Pratiwi's pule wood mask honors the region's customs in each of the details that compose this exquisite artwork painted with classic batik techniques in a palette of blue hues, symbolizing imagination and creativity.

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.

Java's Hasan Agus Wiratomo uses recycled teak to craft a charming set of four nesting dolls—also known as matryoshkas—that will bring art and cultural significance to your interiors. The petite figurines, which can be stacked on top of one another, boast a stunning hand-painted batik pattern in a palette of blue, black and red hues, imitating textiles that are distinctive to the Sleman Regency in Yogyakarta.