stunning tops

Dani Paraswati crafts this sea- and sky-inspired batik dress in her Yogyakarta workshop. Made with 100% cotton and natural indigo dyes, this maxi sundress is the ultimate summer frock. Showcasing both hand-stamped batik and tie-dye techniques, its drape and feel are super soft and flowy. It features a slight racer-back style with a bronze zipper and two roomy front patch pockets.

As natural dyes and hand-dyeing techniques are used, please expect some variation in the color and color placement.

Bali's stunning landscapes inspire designer Galuh Kenanga to create a dapper garment in a palette of black, green and blue hues. Using traditional batik techniques, local artisans embellish this rayon shirt with a leafy pattern that adds a mysterious aura to the piece. On top of that, it comes with a collared neckline, a coconut button-up front and a handy chest pocket.

Designed by Galuh Kenanga, this beautiful blouse showcases hand-stamped batik in teal and turquoise. She works in rayon for the long-sleeved shirt with its hi-low hem. The shirt closes with coconut shell buttons.

Refreshing colors and little batik turtle motifs create a gallant garment reminiscent of the stunning Balinese coasts. Saktut Raitawati's newest creation is crafted from cotton in a palette of green, purple and turquoise hues that allows for a refreshing vibe. On top of that, this shirt comes with a handy button-up closure, short sleeves and a spread collar.