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ohmm is a place to experience Javanese tradition and



Just next to "ohmm" the old Buddhist temple "Candi Sari" dated 778 AD is located which used to act as the monastic Buddhist community of the temple "Candi Kalasan" located in the small village of

Kalasan close to the Indonesian cultural capital of Yogakarta, not far from the Unesco world heritage sites of "Prambanan" and "Borobudur".

The GLOBE. Redefining Connections through ‚Roots & Reflection‘ - your family, your history, your memories.Three pieces f...
04/06/2026

The GLOBE. Redefining Connections through ‚Roots & Reflection‘ - your family, your history, your memories.

Three pieces from the same motif — Roots & Reflections — in Jalawe double dye.

1. Tang jacket – semi‑transparent, lightweight linen‑cotton. Wears like air, carries the earth.

2. Short sleeve overshirt – cotton, with an adjustable waist hem. A shape you can claim or let loose.

3. Barrel pants – relaxed fit, pleated, cotton. Moves with you. Holds nothing back.

Not a uniform. A vocabulary.

03/06/2026

Before we starting our meeting, we walked to the garden.

One by one, the women of Empu held their egg shaped stones with their wishes still inside.

They placed them into the Nest — branches that will rot, stones that will stay.

The Nest is no longer empty. The first memories have settled.

Save the date 📅 „Redefining Connections“ a collaboration between and the female artist collective. Part of during .id...
02/06/2026

Save the date 📅

„Redefining Connections“ a collaboration between and the female artist collective. Part of during .id

Opening
21 June 2026
16:00 WIB

Hosted by

Exhibition runs from 21.06. - 15.11.2026
at
Jl. Solo KM 15
Tirtomartani, Kalasan
Sleman, Yogyakarta 55571
WA +62 821 1330 1316

These are the first items from our Redefining Connections collection.Tang jackets next to kimonos. Blouson beside barrel...
01/06/2026

These are the first items from our Redefining Connections collection.

Tang jackets next to kimonos. Blouson beside barrel pants. Cargo pants in Jalawe, others in Indigo. Different weights. Different breaths. Different thread.

This is not a collection. It is a gathering.

More will arrive. Slower than fashion. Faster than silence.

27/05/2026

The Drizzle settles softly. ☁️💙

Introducing our wide-cut pleated short — hand-stamped with the Drizzle rain motif in deep, natural indigo. Each drop is placed by hand, creating a rhythm that moves with the body like a gentle shower.

The Details:

· Fabric: A luminous blend of silk and pineapple (Piña) threads — breathable, textured, and sustainable
· Dye: Natural indigo, built in multiple layers for a rich, dark oceanic hue
· Waist: Flexible, comfortable, designed for ease
· Silhouette: Wide-cut with soft pleats, catching air with every step

This is Batik for movement. For humid afternoons. For wearing art lightly.

Would you wear the Drizzle?

26/05/2026

Nature has its own timeline — and its own surprises. 🌱✨

Meet our three new cotton trees. Planted at our permaculture garden at after our first attempt taught us patience, they have grown fast, strong, and tall — already over 3 meters high, outpacing our original tree by far. While the first remains a modest shrub, these three are reaching for the sky.

And now? The first pink blooms are appearing. A promise of many bolls to come.

Watch the comparison — between the soaring and the shrub. At the end, witness our harvested cotton, raw and then cleaned, seeds separated by hand. Every fiber tells a story of soil, sun, and stubborn hope.

We are still learning. Still growing. Still one step closer to a garment born entirely from our own garden.

Which tree are you rooting for? 🌸

25/05/2026

This jacket almost isn’t there.
Cotton‑linen so light it breathes with you. Transparent enough that the globe motif appears and disappears — like a map you only see when the light agrees.

Side adjusters to shape it. Jalawe double dye to ground it.

Below, the matching pant: cotton, pleated, barrel‑cut. A flexible waist in the back that moves when you move — no holding back.

Not a uniform. A second skin.

„Like a butterfly, scattering its pollen. Transforming from strange forms into beauty.“A dress once flew. Then it was cu...
22/05/2026

„Like a butterfly, scattering its pollen. Transforming from strange forms into beauty.“

A dress once flew. Then it was cut.
Now the scraps stir again — not to return, but to become something new.

Ayu Murti
Butterfly

„Through soft, delicate fabric, the work captures the reciprocal relationship between self and nature – how we are shape...
22/05/2026

„Through soft, delicate fabric, the work captures the reciprocal relationship between self and nature – how we are shaped by the dynamic currents of life.“

A coastal landscape. Memory. The body. The cosmos.

Not a place on a map. A meeting ground where what we carry and what carries us become one.

Endang Lestari (Tari)
The Doors Between Water and Memory

20/05/2026

Paper pulp. Pure white. Poetic space.

Shi Hui has been developing her own visual language since the 1980s — humble paper pulp transformed into multiple lives. She rekindles Chinese artistic traditions while pushing material experimentation into the present.

In this double solo exhibition, her work stands beside Sheila Hicks. But here, we focus on the Hangzhou-based artist who turns fragility into form, whiteness into memory.

Watch the Reel. Let the paper speak.

📍 On view 17 April – 2 August 2026
Curators: Clément Dirié, Liu Xiao, Chen Yangyi

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Yogyakarta City
55571

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