Design Shanghai 2024: ‘Bunga Rampai’

We promote the rich and exquisite traditions of Indonesian craft, exemplified by Indonesian Batik. The word ‘Batik’ is Javanese in origin. It came from the Javanese word ‘amba’ meaning to write and ‘titik’ meaning dot. UNESCO designated Indonesian Batik as a Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity in October 2009. Often handed down within families for generations, the craft of batik is intertwined with the cultural and spiritual identity of the Indonesian people.

Our exhibit features mainly vintage Peranakan Batik, such as Indo-Dutch and Peranakan Chinese styles. Another highlight is the wall décor with ‘Canting Cap’, a tool crafted from pure copper for Batik stamp use. Each piece takes two months to construct manually.

Indonesia’s wealth of natural resources is the inspiration of our handicraft products. We prioritize environmental care by using natural materials, developing community-based partnerships with local farmers, and adhering to sustainability regulations.

We are dedicated to preserving the rich handicraft traditions by rediscovering, developing, and passing its wisdom down to the communities. An example of this commitment is our process elevation, where we implement the use of moulds and jigs to ensure the consistency of handwoven products.

We are very pleased to announce that two of our handcrafted products have been featured for the new product launch.

Onyx Bowl

Crafted from exquisite Onyx marble sourced from Indonesia, each piece is meticulously hand carved for its natural beauty. Its longevity and timeless elegance ensures a captivating presence in any environment.

Oyster Mirror

This stunning mirror boasts an asymmetrical organic shape reminiscent of an oyster shell. Hand carved from a single piece of Suar wood, renowned for its majestic fast-growing tree trunk and captivating grain.