handmade textiles

Java's Fatchurohman combines natural elements with sophisticated accents to create a handy accessory that will make your memories and stories immortal. As an expert in the field, the artisan uses pandan leaf to create the braided cover of this sublime journal, which features handmade recycled paper pages. To ensure a sturdy structure, Fatchurohman adds a cotton lining with batik motifs for a tropical vibe, finishing the accessory with a front elastic cord embellished by a leather accent depicting a little archer.

Filled with 50 pages of rice straw paper pages, this journal is designed to inspire the environmentally minded. Komang Sulaksana crafts the journal by hand, weaving pandan leaves for the covers, and adorning the black fabric spine with cinnamon sticks and albesia wood blue flipflops. The Balinese artisan binds the notebook with agel cords.

Filled with 50 pages of rice straw paper pages, this journal is designed to inspire the environmentally minded. Komang Sulaksana crafts the journal by hand, weaving pandan leaves for the covers, and adorning the black fabric spine with cinnamon sticks and albesia wood green flipflops. The Balinese artisan binds the notebook with agel cords.

Take notes, chronicle the day's events and plan future travel with these enchanting mini journals, each featuring depictions of songbirds over tropical flora in the style of antique court stamp paper. Indian artisan Asha Prabha makes these journals with crisp handcrafted paper that is unique to the touch, with each featuring 48 pages bound with cotton between hard paper covers, closing with attached cotton cords when not in use. These journals reflect the unique character of Asha Prabha, whose comforting personality guides new generations of artists in their stitching and embroidery as they learn the trade in her small village workshop.