At Kasih Co-op, our mission has always been about more than just beautiful textiles—it’s about the people, the craft, and the community that keeps Indonesian heritage alive.
We are proud to share a look back at a milestone in our journey: being featured in the Los Angeles Times. The piece highlights the early days of Kasih Co-op and the resilience required to grow a small business dedicated to ethical craftsmanship.
While we have grown and evolved since this feature—expanding our collections and recently joining the Fair Trade Federation—the core of our brand remains the same: a commitment to our artisan partners and the preservation of the art of Batik.
Being recognized by a cornerstone of our local LA community was a moment of immense pride for us. It serves as a reminder that every bandana or scarf you purchase supports a business built on passion and perseverance.
Read the full feature in the LA Times here
