Embroideries of alluring ombre flowers mixed with crystal beads along the look complete a memorable day for Ms. @fjannahfachrudin with enchanting details. The matching ombre look of the spouse makes it more dazzling and will gasp everyone in the room.

The request was made by our bride @oliviabellav and groom that came from two different tribes, that are Batak and Toraja. Thus, we designed a short-length kebaya and rumah Tongkonan embroidery on the tail that match the Toraja custom. Moreover, to give it a touch of Batak custom we made a rumah Gorga embroidery on the tail and the back of the kebaya. Last but not least, the ombre color of dust blue and navy is the uniqueness of the kebaya. What do you think about the kebaya?

The gradation color of green and pink is made by request of the customer who wants a bright color gradation like candy. She also wants an accent to cover up her upper arms. We decided to add 2 layers of tulle since the material is sheer, transparent, flowy, and easy to be applied to every kind of kebaya. The most unique part of kebaya comes from the symbolism of IDI on the back of the kebaya.

Feel the pure Toraja touch on this wedding attire reception. Our couple, who are both of Toraja descent, wanted to maintain the substance of their culture. Therefore, we imbued a traditional essence into the style and motifs. Short cuts and shades of red were chosen to show the authenticity of Toraja customs. The front of the bride’s skirt was decorated with the Pa’Kollong Bu’ku motif, which means honesty. On the cape, there is a Pa’Tangke Rapa’ motif to symbolize happiness for generations. Speaking of capes, our bride was actually bored with the tailed kebaya. So, we replaced it with a long cape to add a modern impression. Lastly, to complete the look, we embroidered Rumah Tongkonan on the back and bottom of the cape. How would you rate this attire?

Pasangan yang berbahagia dalam balutan merah ini adalah Mrs. Gita dan suaminya. Mereka menghampiri kami dengan keinginan untuk mengenakan attire Toraja murni di resepsi pernikahan mereka. Dengan dedikasi penuh, kami merakit benang demi benang untuk mewujudkannya. Berangkat dari niat yang suci, dipandu oleh kebijaksanaan dan takdir menuju pernikahan. Semoga cinta mereka berdetak hingga keabadian. Mrs. Gita and partner are the vibrant couple in red. They came in with the desire of a purely-influenced Toraja attire for their wedding reception. With the utmost dedication, we deliver their expected piece. Of sacred intention they come about, guided by wisdom and fate to the matrimony. May their neverending love pulse 'till eternity.

Resapi kecantikan Mrs. Gita yang memukau. Attire dengan kualitas warna yang kaya ini kami buat secara khusus untuk acara resepsi pernikahannya. Merah dengan karakteristik menyala dan menyilaukan adalah warna merah khas suku Toraja, yang mengalir di darah Mrs. Gita dan pasangan. Keluhuran pasangan ini semakin terpancar dari pemilihan pakaian tradisional sang calon suami. Immerse in the bewitching beauty of Mrs. Gita. Her and her partner's vibrant attire is custom-made for their wedding reception. Its distinctive red hue is to honor their Toraja culture legacy. The same goes for the reasoning behind the short-lengthed kebaya. To match her, the soon-to-be husband of Mrs. Gita wears Toraja's traditional attire.

Menawan dari berbagai sisi, kini kami akan membawamu menjelajahi detail bagian ekor kebaya ini. Pertama, untuk melambangkan cinta sejati, kami memberi bordir wayang Rama-Shinta yang berhadapan. Lalu, Omah Joglo sebagai simbol simbol keharmonisan kami tambahkan. Dan terakhir, kami memiliki 7 cunduk mentul sebagai lambang permintaan perlindungan kepada Yang Maha Kuasa. Cantik, bukan? Bordir- bordir dibuat juga sebagai harapan Ivory Studio atas rumah tangga yang nantinya dijalani pengantin. Jadi, mana bordir yang pertama kali menarik perhatianmu? Captivating from every angle, we now take you through the details of the tail of this kebaya. First, symbolizing true love, we embroidered the Rama-Shinta wayang facing each other. Then, we added Omah Joglo as a symbol of harmony. And finally, we have 7 cunduk mentul as a symbol of requesting protection from the Almighty in marriage. Beautiful, isn't it? These embroideries are also Ivory Studio's wishes for the bride and groom's next page of life. So, which embroidery caught your attention first?

Let’s travel back in time. Visualize a Javanese Royal Princess about to walk through her wedding procession. Every inch of the palace is decorated with beautiful copper-colored ornaments. The princess is wearing a kebaya with a makeover of seven Paes Cunduk Mentul means ‘pitulungan’ or ‘help’ atop her beautiful face. *Yes, this is the perfect picture of the Javanese Cultural Heritage in Kebaya.* In order to craft a kebaya with a strong Javanese accent, we used those elements as well as Omah Joglo in Ms. Natalia’s wedding reception attire. We added a mesh geometry pattern and more layers for a taller body impression, giving her the slimmer appearance. Lastly, we used Sido Asih batik to symbolize the hope of eternal love. We love the depth of meaning in this kebaya. How about you?

Mrs. Natalia membayangkan sebuah kebaya yang kekal dengan pengaruh Jawa yang murni. Ia ingin sebuah karya seni yang melukiskan sumpah abadi yang dibalut dengan makna dan doa. Bordiran wayang Rama dan Shinta di ekor adalah doa untuk mencintai dengan gelora pejuang yang berkenan menerobos duri tajam untuk ketenteraman di masa depan. Inilah karya seni itu. Mrs. Natalia envisions her kebaya to be an everlasting piece with pure Javanese influence. She wants to monument a lifetime oath while coating it in significance and sincere prayers. The Rama and Shinta wayang embroidery on the tail is a devotion to love like a warrior, to engage discomfort for the good of a lifetime. And this is that kebaya.

We’re so thankful that kak Natalia trusted her reception, wedding, and ngunduh mantu attire to us. Let’s have a look at the wedding kebaya. This soon-to-be bride wanted a kebaya with a classic silhouette that endures through the test of time. The intertwining embroidery and chain beads from the waist down create a unique aesthetic. Its complexity guarantees a masterpiece like no other. Moving on to the back, we added a tail with pleats for a touch of character. In this kebaya, kak Natalia, who is of Padang, Javanese and Chinese descent, wanted to acknowledge and pay honor to Javanese culture. Therefore, we embroidered Prambanan temple on the back, which stands for an everlasting effort to mantain, nurture, and live the sacred vow. We’re so mesmerized by the result, are you?

Honor the quintessential dignity of a Javanese woman. Mrs. Natalia is adorned in a timeless kebaya silhouette with our craftsmen's personal touches. Her very movement is momentous on its own. Her presence, an occurence worth immortalizing. Many ask where our work's inspiration originate. We seek no further but the story and aura of each and every one of you, making each piece exclusively belong to you. Hormati martabat klasik seorang wanita Jawa. Mrs. Natalia dihias oleh siluet kebaya yang tak lekang oleh waktu dengan sentuhan artistik pengrajin kami . Gerakan anggunnya sendiri adalah sebuah momen untuk dirayakan. Kehadirannya adalah peristiwa yang harus diabadikan. Banyak yang bertanya asal inspirasi kami, kisah dan auramu-lah yang memengaruhi setiap jahitannya, membuat attiremu unik hanya untukmu.