party attire

Bring the beauty of a colorful mallow flower wherever you go with this rayon top from Bali. Designed by Made Suciati, this blouse is decorated with floral hand embroidery in an array of springtime colors. Lovely openwork accentuates this blouse at the top and bottom.

By Made Suciati in Bali, this rayon blouse is detailed with intricate hand embroidery and lacework. Colorful flowers decorate this piece, which is finished with cap sleeves.

Get ready for the garden party of your dreams in this lovely sundress from Balinese artisans Hari and Arthur. Designed from versatile rayon, the sleeveless dress features a feminine scoop neckline and a stunning leaf motif screen printed in calming shades of olive, caramel, light grey, and white. This breezy dress is perfect for sipping tea on a warm spring day.

Bring a touch of festive elegance to your next dinner party with this lovely set consisting of one table runner and four matching placemats. Expertly hand-woven from a cotton and mendong reed blend, the set features delightful motifs in rich purple, black and white hues. Designed by Liem Hauw in Bali, the amazing accessories are sure to add a touch of glamor to your dining table.

Proud of his cultural heritage, Rudy Adnyana shares a powerful moment during the Barong dance, known as Ngurek. Male dancers recreate the part of the story where the soldiers stab themselves after the evil witch Rangda has put them under a spell. However Barong counters the spell by not allowing the men to be hurt by their keris (daggers). In this part of the dance, the men are in a trance, swaying back and forth, for it is believed spirits control their bodies so they do not get hurt during the performance. Women hold out smoldering chisels, believed to support the trance.