recycled

Shining with a charming palette, this macrame pendant bracelet proves that sustainable fashion can be absolutely stunning. A recycled glass pendant takes center stage, letting its blue hue be framed by 18k gold-plated accents. Aquamarine stones complete the accessory with ethereal sparkles that symbolize hope, whereas an adjustable sliding knot closure allows Made Masna’s design to be perfect for any occasion.

Fatchurohman of Java designs a journal with handcrafted recycled paper and a cotton cover made via a technique called kolaste, in which batik fabric is cut into strips and then woven together. The cadet blue and linen white cover sports a traditional Indonesian parang motif of rows of stylized curved swords, called "tongues of fire" by the Javanese. The journal is held closed with a black elastic cord with a medallion stamped with the letter "F," embellished to also form an archer shooting toward a star. With unlined pages, the journal can be used for writing or sketching.

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.

Write down your thoughts and emotions or express them through drawing in this beautiful journal hand-crafted from natural materials in Bali. With forty unlined pages made from recycled rice straw paper, the journal is crafted from banana tree bark and embellished with a soursop leaf, a cinnamon stick and natural agel cords in an eco-friendly design by artisan Komang Sulaksana.

Crafted of handmade paper, this pair of photo albums features a large album and a smaller one, each accented with the wood relief of a pineapple on the front and a cinnamon stick along the spine, fastened with agel grass cord. Solid blue in color, the photo albums are made by Indonesian artisan Komang Sulaksana, opening to pages of recycled paper, rice straw paper, and doorslag paper, perfect for displaying photos and writing down cherished memories.

The large album holds two horizontal photos per page; while the small album holds one vertical photo per page.