Gorga

Pekalongan, Indonesia

We have worked with Gorga for many years. He was our first production partner many years ago. He has created many new batik designs for us over the years.

Haji Sumeni

Cirebon, Indonesia

Mrs/Ibu Haji Sumeni is an experienced production manager in an old family batik cap workshop (applying wax with copper stamp), we collaborate in designing and production of our scarf.

Hartono batik-maker

Sragen, Indonesia

We produced batik together with Hartono from 2005 to 2010. Traditional techniques were applied to new contemporary designs.

indigoSOL by Solikin

Pekalongan, Indonesia

Production partner

Ismoyo Baragung

Yogyakarta, Indonesia

designing and production

Ited Denga

Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Collaboration in designing the product

Kebon Indah Women's Batik Collective

Klaten, Indonesia

Kebon Indah Collective is a group of 189 women artisans from five villages that joined together after the 2006 earthquake to make batik. They use natural dyes derived from their local forest and create designs that reflect their local environment. They produce many of our scarves and homewares.

Kravan House

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Kravan House produces many of our scarves and accessories using locally-sourced Cambodian silk, employing artisans with disabilities.

Maicome Art of Lao Textiles

Vientiane, Laos

Maicome aims to preserve and promote Lao heritage to the world, to train young Lao women so that they are able to create high-quality products from silk weaving, and t0 promote local employment.

Mrs. Bun Family

Cirebon, Indonesia

Mrs Bun and her husband and daughter create some of the finest batik in Cirebon, and internationally famous batik-making center that specializes in the famous cloud pattern known as Mega mendung.

Mrs. Phengsey Sam Neaua Weaving

Laos

Mrs. Phengsey is one of the early artisan/entrepreneurs of silk ikat weaving in Northern Laois, and she has collaborated with The Language of Cloth to produce many beautiful scarves over the years.

Tenun Klaten

Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Handwoven textile maker

Tinctori by Iful

Ambarawa, Indonesia

Iful a young entrepreneur who started an indigo production farm with his family and has grown his business into dyeing cloth for others and now designing and producing his own indigo batik tulis.