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We’re excited to share that our collection of Kasih Co-op's batik bandanas are now available at Macy’s Herald Square in New York City! It’s an opportunity for us to bring...

A few days ago, we had the opportunity to meet Indonesian artisans in Cirebon, one of the country’s most renowned batik centers. On our way to visit the artisans who...

Batik is more than just fabric — it’s a story, a craft, and a heritage passed down through generations. That’s why caring for your batik properly is essential if you...

Choosing between hand-drawn batik (batik tulis) and stamped batik can feel confusing — especially when each piece is beautiful in its own way. Whether you’re a collector, a fan of batik...

We know that a beautiful batik scarf is more than just a piece of fabric, it's wearable art. It’s an investment in a piece of Indonesia's vibrant cultural heritage. But once...

As someone who grew up in Indonesia and appreciate traditional artistry, I often see one question come up again and again: What's the difference between Batik and Ikat? Both are...

There is nothing quite like the street food of Southeast Asia—it's vibrant, comforting, and always unforgettable. Today, I'm thrilled to share a recipe that brings one of Indonesia's most beloved...

We are thrilled to share two major announcements that mark a significant step forward for Kasih Co-op, ensuring we continue to provide you with the highest quality, most ethically produced...

At Kasih Co-op, our heart lies in connecting you not just with a beautiful product, but with the artisan who made it and the centuries-old process they follow. We recently sat down with one of...

Planning a trip to Indonesia? From Bali’s beaches to Java’s volcanoes, packing the right essentials will make your journey easier. Here’s what to bring for a fun, comfortable, and stress-free adventure in the tropics.

Have you ever noticed that some batik patterns look soft and flowing, while others are bold and uniform? These differences come from how they’re made, hand-drawn or stamped. Learn what makes each technique unique and how both keep Indonesia’s batik tradition alive.

Sate Ayam, or Indonesian Chicken Satay, is a dish beloved by many. The succulent pieces of chicken, marinated in a flavorful blend and grilled to perfection, are absolutely irresistible. What...