printed dresses

Designed by Balinese duo Hari and Arthur, this breezy rayon sundress is named for one of the most dynamic volcanoes in Java. Printed with colorful motifs in chili, melon, and azure with sections of inverted color schemes, the dress features small gathers under the bust and at the back for shaping.

Designed by Balinese duo Hari and Arthur, this breezy rayon kimono layering jacket is named for one of the most dynamic volcanoes in Java. Printed with colorful motifs in chili, melon, and azure with sections of inverted color schemes. Perfect for layering on cool nights or sunny days.

Cerulean and ivory hues add an enchanting vibe to this cotton skirt, featuring tie-dye accents and hand-stamped batik geometric and spiral motifs for a refreshing look. Crafted by Javanese artisan Dani Paraswati, the garment has a maxi style that allows it to be perfect for a sunny day. Furthermore, it is equipped with an elastic back band, and the side seam has a zipper and button closure for a perfect fit. On top of that, a gorgeous pocket adds a convenient touch.

NOVICA artisan Saktut Raitawati and Threads of Life have collaborated to presented this beautiful kimono-style jacket. The jacket is made from 100% rayon and woven in East Java. It is naturally dyed by Threads of Life using dye plants from indigo (Strobilanthes cusia) and a mangrove species (Ceriops tegal).

• Eco-friendly fabric dyes produced with all-natural and non-polluting methods; friendly to your skin, the artists, and the earth. Many natural dye plants also have healing properties.
• Sustainable cultivated and harvested plants, to ensure the continuation of the forests and plants that produce leaves, barks, roots, and these beautiful dye colors. These dyes are diligently, responsibly sourced; protecting the forest, livelihood, and traditional rituals of which they are an ancient part.
• Empowering women and protecting families. Generating income for local Indonesian women, farmers, and artisans. When the women can generate income at home, often the men do not have to leave to support their families by working off-island.
• Supporting indigenous communities and traditional weaving and dyeing techniques for over 1000 women on 12 islands across Indonesia.
• Contributing to research and development of new techniques using natural dyes to generate more income for all these people, in the Threads of Life dye studio.
• Treat them with respect and these clothes will be with you for many years. Natural dyes do not like harsh laundry soaps. Dry cleaning recommended, or gently hand wash with very mild PH balanced soap. Dry flat, out of the sun.

Bursting with Bali’s island spirit, this short-sleeved cotton shirt transforms casual attire with leaf-themed, hand-stamped batik patterns that tell stories of a tropical paradise. The lightweight fabric breathes easily in warm weather while distinctive coconut shell buttons and a practical pocket add thoughtful functionality. Artisan Ketut Suwitra’s skilled craftsmanship shines through every deliberately placed motif, creating a versatile design that pairs effortlessly with shorts or pants for an authentic yet contemporary look.