Handmade Home Goods from Indonesia.
Indonesian Traditional Crafts
Batik Fabric Making
Our batik fabrics are crafted using traditional wax-resist techniques.
Handwoven Ikat
Ikat technique starts with dyeing thread and then weaving them into fabric.
Hand-turned Wood
Our wood is responsibly sourced from legal lumber production in Indonesia.
From the people
From the people
Very happy to support an independently woman-owned company, and the artisans they employ. Treat yourself! Bring a little beauty into their lives.
From the people
"I love this company and the beautiful hand made products they make available for us!"
From the people
Beautiful and colorful. Washes well and feels soft. Good value for price.
From the people
Beautiful , handmade and supporting good work conditions. Love this and the other bowls and other goods I’ve bought from Kasih. Great quality products.
Kasih Co-op's Values
Women Empowerment
Over 50% of the artisans we work with are women-owned businesses
Artisans community
Kasih Co-op’s goal is to preserve the artisans’ skills in creating beautiful handcrafted products and also to help scale their businesses.
Global perspective
Kasih Co-op wants to share the culture of Indonesia through our handmade batik, ikat and wooden goods.
Blog posts
New Hand Dyed Batik Bandanas Launching February 19th 2025 at 9am PST
Big news! Our new collection of hand-dyed batik bandanas will drop tomorrow, on wednesday 2/19 at 9am PST. As usual, sms subscribers get to shop one hour earlier at 8am...
Our Batik Bandana Featured As Prop in Idina Menzel's Newest Musical
One of our handcrafted batik bandanas is being used as a prop in Idina Menzel’s new Broadway musical, Redwood! This is a proud moment for us and our artisan partners...
Batik Wax and Dye Method on Our Mancala Board
✨Our mancala board set is crafted using the traditional batik wax and dye technique, blending the artistry of fabric-making with woodworking!This centuries-old Indonesian method creates intricate, one-of-a-kind patterns that make...