geometric patterns

Those tropical days of rest and casual outings with friends will now have a comfortable complement. Bali's Donald Wira Putra crafts a buttoned cotton shirt in a palette of green, white, and black tones, forming a geometric batik pattern all over the garment. On top of that, it comes with a collared neckline and a handy pocket on the chest.

In lovely hues of of lime, beige, and eggshell, square patterns are crocheted by hand into this pair of cotton cushion covers from Bali. Kadek Sari decorates each cover with tassels that dangle from the corners. At the back, each cover opens with coconut shell buttons for inserting a cushion.

Java's Bukuku Association crafts a convenient accessory to help you organize your days with a touch of the region's style. Working with animal-free faux leather, the team creates this planner in a dark ivy hue with a charming cotton textile featuring a traditional batik pattern. Furthermore, it also comes with a button closure that keeps it secure, fifty pages, three little pockets, a large compartment plus a slot for a pen.

Yuni Kristina draws on millennial Balinese traditions to create this exquisite shawl. Working in batik on silk, she combines modern motifs in red and orange. The elegant patterns are stamped by hand and fringe finishes the lovely wrap.

Each motif is created by hand, as evidenced by the occasional pencil mark or slight color variations.