Calling the rugged, undulating savannah and low limestone hills their home, our homeware collection are handwoven on backstrap looms by a community of Ikat weavers in the Sumba Island.
Surrounded by untouched nature on a remote island of Sumba, it is filled with richness in colours and textures that have never existed in any other parts of Indonesia and for that, the East Sumbanese Ikat weavers are very proud of their heritage and believe it as a sacred legacy from their ancestors; this is definitely reflected in the methods which govern their practices. Known for its distinctive process of Ikat and the source of strong red hue derived from Morinda roots, Sumbanese Ikat showcases a pure representation of craftsmanships and remain to be at a high value.
