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Traditional batik hand stamping and updated classic Indonesian motifs come together in this stunning shawl designed by Yuni Kristina. The truntum motif is believed to have been designed by Kanjeng Ratu Kencana, the Queen of Kasutanan Surakarta. It inspired Yuni Kristina to create the star truntum, featured on this silk wrap in shades of moss and jade on an ochre background. While the traditional truntum is characterized by a flower and dot pattern, the star motif featured on this gorgeous shawl introduces a new batik shape that adds depth to the original design.

Roses in terracotta red-orange roses bloom a black background on this lovely yoga mat bag by Susan. Crafted from 100% cotton with a solid black lining, the bag features adjustable straps and a zip pocket on both the outside and the inside. The artisan creates the beautiful rose motifs in Java's traditional hand-stamped batik.

Ceplok is one of several traditional Yogyakarta batik motifs, noted for its wide range of geometric designs, often based on stars or other heavenly bodies. This luxurious silk shawl is designed and hand-dyed with glowing colors by Javanese artisan Yuni Kristina.

Inspired by fall, Balinese artisan Endah creates this elegant skirt. Crafted from smooth woven rayon, this high-low skirt is decorated using the batik method; a wax resist is stamped by hand onto the fabric before it is treated with colorful dyes, resulting in a stark midnight hue with snow white leaf motifs. The skirt features a comfortable elastic waist and a ruffled hemline.

Inspired by nature, Balinese artisan Endah creates this elegant caftan. Crafted from soft rayon, this caftan is decorated using the batik method; a wax resist is stamped by hand onto the fabric before it is treated with colorful dyes, resulting in a stark midnight hue decorated with snow white leaf and floral motifs. A tie cinches this caftan at the waist for a flirty look. This multipurpose piece can be worn as a beach cover-up, a summery short dress or a relaxed top.