Lenny Agustin

You are welcome to the Kampoeng where you can explore the creativity and communal spirit of work made in Indonesia.

“I am proud and grateful by the diversity of art and culture in my country for the craft and design made by our local makers. To me, it represents the cultural heritage and sustainability from 38 provinces across Indonesia with their own uniqueness.”

Garland perennial, Janet Teowarang

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From coffee waste to Waztehaus: A sustainable initiative for women’s vegan leather shoes 

The new Majapahit art: Craft or artefact?

Making Memolo: Temple domes from Sitiwinangun, Cirebon

Kultura Collectiva

Kampoeng Dolanan: The game must go on

Tenun Yang Menubuh: Embodied weaving in Sadi village

Kampoeng launch in Surabaya

The Purun Project: Fashion offers hope for peatland communities

Bamboo bridges: Firman Djamil’s Seni Lingkungan 

Weaving Sumba’s history into the fabric of the world

The Bahari bag: Holding onto the craft wisdom of Itak Sein

Topeng Malangan: Batik behind the mask

Gamelan is character building

Jayanto Tan ✿ Delights for every palette

Dias Prabu ✿ Re-imagining memories of past encounters

Raci’s mangrove apple: A batik message from the coast of Pasuruan to the fashion catwalk

Treasures from Marege: Yolŋu-Makassan trade today

Cherry blossom to wear

Mancapat: Heritage batik from today’s soil

Monkey love: A Javanese romance

Made in Indonesia: The globalisation of Indonesia’s footwear industry and the legacy of shoemaking

A future for waste: Upcycling fashion for Gen Z in Indonesia

The soul of Feng Huang: An art of contemporary batik pesisir pattern

Jember Batik: The dragon rises

Indonesia’s generation Z takes up shibori

Looking at the past, creating the future: The forgotten role of the museum

An appeal to help textile communities devastated by Cyclone Seroja

The Lontar basketry of Palu’e Island (eastern Indonesia)

Kasih Project ✿ Delivered with love, Indonesia style

Jumaadi’s garden of shadows

Quarterly essay ✿ Batik journeys between the three worlds: Here, there and everywhere

Editorial: Pembaharu

Kandangan village: A rich harvest of innovation for pandemic response

A bridge to Indonesia, my second home

Batik journeys between the three worlds: Here, there and everywhere

Naga Kacip: A snake god at work

Flag Project (2006-2020)

Brahma Tirta Sari: At home with nature and ancestors

Butterflies metamorphose into jewellery

Beauty from bacteria: Micro-farming batik 

From canting to extrusion: The proliferation of technology from the Indonesian archipelago 

Batik exchange: Wahyu Subiyantoro Soediro

Sanggar Batik Batara in Baujeng Village

The fragrant tuberose: Collaborative eco-printing by batik artisans from Pasuruan Regency in East Java

Ulos through the viewfinder

DiTenun: Artificial intelligence technology for Indonesian traditional Weaving

Fibres for a foodie

Academic and weaver join head and hand in Bandung

Designers Dispatch Service: Traditional artisans connect to the global market

Zahir Widadi ✿ Fine batik for an intricate blue world

Savu island: Greater and Lesser Blossoms will prevail

Tisna Sanjaya ✿ Art as community practice

A house of style in Surabaya

Weaving your way through COVID – Bali style

The Shadow Theatre of Anaphoria Island

Jumaadi ✿ You’re invited to a snakes’ wedding

Lessons learned from a duck herder’s gamelan 🎵

Water and flowers in Bali

Batik and tenun as sustainable textiles in East Java

Smile for the embroidery: Abdul Abdullah and DGTMB

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