Showcasing Our Reversible Indonesian Printed Batik Quilt

  Did you know our quilts are reversible? 🪡✨Each quilt is made from soft, upcycled cotton, crafted from leftover fabric to reduce waste and promote sustainability. They’re perfect as a...

Batik Bandana Hand Printing Stamping Method

This is the actual speed of our artisan applying hot wax to outline our batik bandanas. 90 seconds and we have only covered half of the outline pattern. Before we...

Handweaving Ikat Fabric to Make Into Scarves, Pillows and Throws

  “.. making a scarf.” Behind the threads: Watch this talented Sumbanese artisan handweave stunning ikat fabric, a tradition rich in history and care. In this video, she’s crafting an...

Listen to the Sound of Indonesian Xylophone, Gamelan

🎶  🎶 The gamelan is more than just an instrument—it’s a window into Indonesia’s rich cultural history. This xylophone-like instrument is central to traditional ceremonies, dances, and storytelling, weaving its melodic...

Behind the Scenes with Shoutout LA: Kasih Co-op’s Journey

We’re thrilled to share our recent feature on Shoutout LA, where Ivana Darmawan, the heart and soul behind Kasih Co-op, opened up about our journey, our values, and the vision...

Hand-drawn Batik Making Using Canting Tool

Presenting a full un-edited video of our artisan making our next set of bandanas. This tool is called canting tool and the brown liquid is hot wax. Our artisan needs...

Halloween Costume Ideas with Kasih Co-op Bandanas

Halloween is right around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to get creative with costumes. Whether you’re aiming for something spooky, fun, or classic, a bandana can add a...

Batik Bandanas: Timeless Fashion with an Artisan Touch

Batik bandanas are more than just accessories; they represent a centuries-old craft rooted in tradition and artistry. At Kasih Co-op, our batik bandanas are handcrafted by Indonesian artisans using the...

The Art of Sashiko Bandanas: When Japanese and Indonesian Craftsmanship Collide

At Kasih Co-op, we are passionate about combining traditional craftsmanship from different cultures to create pieces that stand out. Our Batik Bandana Sashiko in Black is a perfect example of this...

Screen Printing vs. Batik – Understanding the Craft of Fabric Making

When it comes to fabric making, there are a variety of techniques that artisans use to create intricate and stunning designs. Two popular methods, screen printing and batik, are frequently...

How to Throw a Balinese Themed Party

Balinese dancers at our founder's party in Los Angeles, CA Bringing the beauty and warmth of Bali to your next gathering is easier than you think! At Kasih Co-op, we’ve...

The Difference Between Block Printing and Batik in Fabric Making

At Kasih Co-op, we specialize in traditional Indonesian crafts, and two fabric-making techniques that often come up in conversation are block printing and batik. While both methods result in beautiful,...