ornaments for tree

Combining the beauty of nature with traditional handicrafts, Gunadi presents this set of four ornaments which are created by Javanese artisans. Each ornament is carved from wood in the shape of a heart, decorated with teal leaf motifs or intricate vines on red. The designs are applied using the batik method; a wax resist is added before the wood is treated with colorful dyes. Afterward, the wax is boiled away.

Lavish black ferns adorn this elegant fan from Melati's Collection. Crafted by hand, it features silk batik on a pinewood frame.

The silk on the fan is only a small part of a larger textile with a complete motif. Thus motifs and color could vary slightly.

From the ancient lands of Thailand, artisan Nisa wants to show the world the classic grace of her country with a series of convenient accessories that will add elegance to your days. Collaborating with local artisans, Nisa creates this set of four cement coasters featuring a batik pattern on top with leafy and geometric details typical in the region. The items feature a gorgeous palette of maroon and turquoise hues and come equipped with rubber undersides to protect your surfaces.

Wear an elegant design inspired by nature and magic, perfect for those sunny and relaxing days. Balinese artisan Desak Nyoman Parwati uses traditional batik techniques to embellish this rayon sarong with a leafy pattern in fuchsia, purple and blue tones, adding a glamorous vibe to the garment.

An elegant shade of midnight and white details enhance these graceful long pants designed by Indonesian artisan Endah. Using batik techniques, Endah hand-stamps floral and leaf motifs that embellish the entire design, making each garment unique and an elegant choice for summer soirees. These comfortable pants also feature an elastic waistband and two handy pockets on each side.