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We went on our honeymoon to Lombok and Bali 10 years ago. Although it was not my first time going to Bali, it was my first going to Lombok. Here...

Happy new year 2022! We are so grateful to be walking this journey with you. Here is a recap of Kasih Co-op's 2021 : ✨Added new products beyond batik face...

If you are still looking to get holiday gifts, take a look at my recommendations to cross off the holiday shopping lists. For your mom: Large suar wood salad fruit...

Chocolate Shortbread Wedges with Pistachios Prep Time 10 mins Cook Time 25 mins Total Time 35 mins Incredibly easy to make chocolate shortbread, covered in chocolate glaze, then sprinkled with pistachios. You will...

Take a look at a few ideas on how to best style our handmade batik bandanas 1. Wear it as a headband. Fold the bandanas half into a triangle shape...

1. Set your heater thermometer at 68F or less Keeping your thermometer at lower level means that your house will need less energy to heat it. 2. Have blankets around...

By: Ivana, Kasih Co-op's founder When I was 16 years old and living in Indonesia, I received a fully paid scholarship to study in Singapore with accommodations included for four years....

Kasih Co-op's Handwoven Ikat Collections A short video about how our handwoven ikat pillows and throws are made from weaving ikat fabric. Featured Products  

When our founder, Ivana, moved into her home a few years ago with two children under two years old, she knew that she wanted a different formal living room in...

We are daydreaming about visiting Indonesia once more. Let's take a look at the top destinations to visit in Indonesia: Yogyakarta Source: Indonesia.travel Yogyakarta is a special monarchy region in...

Updated 03/12/2024 Ikat in Indonesian language means "to tie". Ikat is an Indonesian dyeing technique used to make patterns on fabric by tying patterns on the yarn before dyeing and then weaving...

Hand-drawn batik or "Batik Tulis" is the oldest method of batik wax and dye technique that has been around since the 14th century. We are excited to share the process...