In Indonesia, the Earth has a name.

Ibu Pertiwi — Mother, Memory, Source.

She is not a concept,

But a presence.

Felt in the soil.
In the scent of the fresh harvest.
In every thread spun by hand.

And through the hands of our ibus, she continues to rise. Women who work not against nature — but with her. They are the quiet visionaries: Mothers. Farmers. Dyers. Weavers.

Who regenerate soil, restore balance, and carry ancestral knowledge through cloth, colour, and care. They are not part of a process; They are the pulse of it. The true heroes of regeneration.

This edit is our ode to them:

The guardians of ibu pertiwi.

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Creative Director's Notes

“Each piece in PERTIWI is meant to feel like home on your body. A quiet rebellion made wearable—elegance with ease, heritage without constraint.”

PERTIWI reimagines Indonesia’s most iconic forms—the Kebaya, Beskap, and Kain—through a sculptural lens. Each silhouette becomes a quiet dialogue between past and possible. Between ancestral form and modern reimagining.

At its heart, PERTIWI is a quiet rebellion. A modern wardrobe of refined silhouettes that evolve with the woman who wears them.

Every piece is rooted in intention. To honour what came before—while shaping something personal and alive, translating ritual into motion, and offering form without rigidity, and structure without constraint.

Each garment is a study in duality: Precision and poetry. Ceremony and everyday. Subtlety and strength.

Made to honour where we come from. Designed for who you dare to become.