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The gorgeous pattern decorating this cotton and water hyacinth fiber table runner takes inspiration from the Indonesian Ikat textiles used in several regional creations. Designed by artisan Liem Hauw, the piece is entirely woven by hand, allowing for a high-quality design that will add sophistication and culture to your table.

Every day is a new adventure full of challenges and unexpected events that can sometimes cause a mess in your routine. To keep your daily journey organized, Bali's Komang Sulaksana handcrafts a pretty notebook using natural fibers. With 40 pages made from rice straw paper, this useful article features a cover ornamented with an ikat cotton textile in a brown hue, a coconut shell button and an agel grass cord closure.

Designer Govinda works with Balinese artisans to create a stylish accessory full of culture and tradition. After making the structure from ate grass and rattan, the team ornaments this handle bag with an embossed sterling silver butterfly and shiny little flowers, all enhanced by a classic tenun textile with an ikat pattern. As the final touch, a tourmaline stone adds glamour to the design, while a drawstring closure keeps everything in place.

Bali's rich nature offers everything Govinda and her talented team need to create a sublime complement to your everyday. After long hours working with ate grass and rattan to create the elegant round structure that composes this sling, the artisan equips the piece with a luxurious sterling silver butterfly featuring an onyx jewel at the center. On top of that, a cotton batik textile lines the interior, while a button closure, a comfortable strap and a convenient handle allow versatile and secure use.

Alternating bands of fragrant root and lidi, or palm-leaf rib, contrast handsomely in texture and color. Dramatic and beautiful, this table runner by Liem Hauw makes a unique addition to any contemporary setting. The natural Balinese plant filaments are laid by hand into a warp of soft cotton. Hauw has found his vocation crafting original textiles from fibers such as water hyacinth, banana bark and sea grass that abound in his homeland.

50% fragrant root, 45% palm-leaf rib and 5% cotton thread. Dry clean only.