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A hint of embroidery elevates a casual, yet timelessshort sleeve blouse by Balinese designer Made Suciati. Using a traditional embroidery technique called kerawang, the neckline, sleeve and hem are finished with a free-form scalloped edge. Elegant enough to be worn alone, it’s a perfect layering top under your favorite jacket or cardigan.

Artisan Hilmy Arifin presents this beautiful hand cut and stitched leather tote bag which she calls Ayu Ageng in honor of her Indonesian roots. Ayu is a traditional Balinese female name, further referenced by the classically feminine colors of pastel pink for the bag's exterior and dusty rose for the interior. Ageng signifies "large" which this roomy purse certainly is, with enough space for a datebook, makeup case and even a tablet or laptop. Lined with polyester suede, the interior features a convenient zippered pocket. A cute matching tassel and straps in contrasting deep brown further accent this stylish tote.

By Desak Nyoman Parwati, three elegant rayon face masks are covered with lace. A favorite with fashionable Balinese women, lace is the fabric of choice for the kebaya, a short jacket worn over a top. Beadwork and embroidery, all applied by hand, add a touch of feminine glamour. Contoured for comfort, the double-layer set features one in dusty cedar, one in cashmere rose and one in cherry red. They are washable and reusable, and have elastic to loop over the ears.

Beautiful hand-beadwork in black on black and pink on pink bring glamour to face masks by Made Suciati. The contoured pair is crafted of three layers of cotton and feature elastic loops covered in cotton for comfort. They are washable and reusable.

Beautiful monochrome embroidery and hand-beadwork grace face masks in persimmon orange and carnation pink. By Made Suciati, they radiate Balinese glamour. The contoured pair is crafted of three layers of cotton and features elastic loops covered in cotton for comfort. They are washable and reusable.