spiral patterns

Bursting with Bali’s island spirit, this short-sleeved cotton shirt transforms casual attire with leaf-themed, hand-stamped batik patterns that tell stories of a tropical paradise. The lightweight fabric breathes easily in warm weather while distinctive coconut shell buttons and a practical pocket add thoughtful functionality. Artisan Ketut Suwitra’s skilled craftsmanship shines through every deliberately placed motif, creating a versatile design that pairs effortlessly with shorts or pants for an authentic yet contemporary look.

A dining table becomes a stage for tropical storytelling with this cotton tablecloth, where hand-block printed palms, cows, leaves and geometric patterns create a rhythm of contrasts that feels both grounded and airy. Its design brings a gentle breeze of faraway landscapes into everyday meals, infusing gatherings with a sense of escape and warmth. Created by India’s Arushi Gupta, this eye-catching tablecloth balances rustic charm with refined artistry, inviting your table to carry the spirit of the tropics with effortless grace.

Palm fronds unfurl across cotton in rhythmic hand-block prints, carrying the spirit of tropical landscapes straight to your table with a balance of lively contrasts that catch the eye and invite conversation. This table runner, designed in India by Arushi Gupta, transforms everyday dining and decor into a setting touched by breezy elegance and natural charm.

Imagine the most intricate Persian carpet ever woven, then imagine it shrunk, lacquered and hung from a golden-hued chain around your shoulder. That is the spirit behind this turquoise evening bag from India, where a dusty rose medallion floats at the center of a dense sea of hand-painted blue florals, all protected by a hard lacquer finish over a weeping willow wood and papier mache body designed by Mohammad Hussain Baba. Wear it crossbody on a long night out, sling the chain over your shoulder for dinner or tuck the brass-plated strap inside entirely and let the clutch do the talking on its own.