Kedawung Lumbar Pillow Insert:No Additional Insert Dyeing the sisal fiber with

Dyeing the sisal fiber with the surrounding nature from Mahogany leaves [Daun Mahoni] - reddish brown hues

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The sides of the pillow are adorned with parsed handspun yarns to add a touch of playful fringes

Pundi Beras draws inspiration from the bold yet simple graphics that adorn the packaging of local rice sacks or karung beras

Kedawung Lumbar Pillow Insert:No Additional Insert Dyeing the sisal fiber withThe motif in Kedawung textile takes inspiration from the flat and oval shapes of kedawung seeds, a type of legume tree widely grown in Indonesian forests. The weft floats technique is used to create a small pattern where some of the warp is left unwoven. Darker bark coloured threads are woven as the warp that sets behind a contrasting small white pattern similar to cecekan. A flowing rhythm of cecekan embodies the falling of kedawung seeds from its