Javanese Kingdom Blue Silk Batik Shawl Noppadol Laesanklang and the triangular tumpal pattern

and the triangular tumpal pattern for this design

The vintage-inspired half-apron features a handy pocket for holding your receipt card or baking tools

displaying a gorgeous lace design on one half and a fabulous painting of a peacock showing off its feathers on the other half

The handbag is crafted of assorted floral and solid strips of cotton fabric in pretty pastel shades

These stud earrings from Thailand are simply beautiful

Javanese Kingdom Blue Silk Batik Shawl Noppadol Laesanklang and the triangular tumpal patternOnce adorned upon men's formal clothing during the ancient Javanese Kingdom, these motifs symbolize dignity, self respect and self esteem. Classic Javanese batik patterns inspire this elegant silk shawl. Yuni Kristina selects the kawung, an eight pointed rosette once reserved for the sultan, and the triangular tumpal pattern for this design. 100% Silk Dry clean or hand wash in cold water, dry flat in the shade Handmade in & fairly traded from