fun jackets

You won't mind covering up when you've got Akkharaphon's fun and funky kimono jacket by your side. Crafted from 100% linen by Thai artisans, the jacket features a hand-painted batik pattern inspired by the betel nut, a popular Thai snack and ceremonial food.

Slip on this beautiful multi-colored kimono jacket designed by Bali's Galuh Kenanga for an enchanting day. Crafted from 100% rayon, the long-sleeved kimono features a high-low hem, a relaxed fit, and an open front. The artisan uses a batik dyeing process to create the jacket, hand-stamping the fabric with a fun, swirling motif.

This fun and flirty cotton dress is handcrafted by artisan Khun Pun of Thailand with cap sleeves, a rounded V-neck , and an A-line silhouette. The dress is tie-dyed denim blue with a thin white stripe running horizontally just under the bust line and again near the hem. The neckline is trimmed in crochet dyed to match, complete with a rosette and two tassels.

The NOVICA team selects awe-inspiring accessories from Thailand in an energizing yellow and orange palette to create a carefully curated gift set that promises delight. You won't mind covering up when you've got a fun and funky kimono jacket by your side, expertly crafted from 100% linen and featuring a hand-painted batik pattern inspired by the betel nut, a popular Thai snack and ceremonial food. Pair it with the gorgeous cluster earrings boasting cultured pearls and peridot stones knotted on silken cords with vibrant carnelian, citrine and faceted yellow quartz, dangling gracefully from polished sterling silver hooks. The look is finished with a collection of five beaded stretch bracelets with aventurine chips and beads of quartz, glass and brass in charming designs that complement any style.

Wearing a floral crown atop its head, a black cat smiles mischievously, squinting its stark red eyes. By Thai artist Surangrat, this painting is sure to add a touch of fun and whimsy to your home decor. The artist paints in a naif style that evokes cartoons.

Crown the day with a radiant creation from Ghana, designed by the talented artisan Tina Quaye. Pastel hues and green colours converge in these dangle earrings, whose shiny beads are crafted from recycled glass, conveying a message of care for the environment. Perfect for an adventurous outing or a fun night, the pieces are equipped with brass hooks for comfortable wear. In addition, the accessories are titled Gyidi, meaning "trust" in the Ga language.

Both funky and elegant, Wayan Trisna's dangle earrings sparkle with a rainbow of colourful gemstones. The Balinese artisan uses sterling silver to hand craft the earrings, engraving the precious metal with a lotus motif. Suspended below, amethyst, citrine, carnelian, garnet, iolite, peridot, and reconstituted turquoise glow, symbolizing the seven chakras.