wearable art

Tradition, culture and pride motivate Waldo Berrios to create a stunning accessory in honor of the famous Inca Empire, part of the artisan's culture and heritage. After choosing a palette of black and beige hues, Waldo creates this reversible alpaca blend scarf featuring a soft texture and a classic design reminiscent of the ancient textiles made by the Inca civilization.

Waldo Berrios shows the tradition and culture of his country, Peru, through marvelous creations inspired by the ancient Inca Empire. Working with an alpaca, acrylic and wool blend, the artisan creates a reversible scarf in a warm palette with geometric motifs typical of the ancient textiles made by his imperial ancestors.

Forming florid arabesques, batik patterns flourish with the legendary grace of Indonesian artistry. Saktut Raitawati is inspired by the traditional kimono as she designs a rayon robe in cream and brown hues that is elegant and feminine.

This handpainted batik robe is a truly original work of art. Sunlight, water, dye and temperature all factor into the look of the finished robe. This should be considered a unique design made especially for you. Colors and pattern placement will vary.

This versatile bag transforms with your needs - wear it cross-body, slung over your shoulder or carried by hand with equal style. Javanese artisan Fatchurohman’s striking design marries raw natural elements with refined details, creating a bold yet practical statement piece that adapts to any occasion. Rich in texture, the gorgeous accessory is crafted from jute fiber, hand-woven dried pandan leaves and leather accents. The handles feature a snap button closure that opens to a zippered main compartment, fully lined and featuring two open pockets and a zippered one to keep your essentials organized. Boasting brass fixtures, the adjustable strap can be removed to wear it as desired, making the bag a standout for its distinctive look and for its flexible carrying options.