Clazye Collaborates with Auguste Soesastro for Celestial Collection

The dynamic duo, Clay Artists Arti Gidwani and Vibeke Lorentzen along with Indonesian designer Auguste Soesastro, celebrated the beauty of “celestial fashion” in a ready-to-wear collection. “Celestial” fashion show presented 20 pieces of clothing, adorned with meticulous detailed clay jewellery from duo artists’ brand, Clayze. Photo by Raditya Fadilla/NOW!JAKARTA Held at the Jakarta Room at

What’s On This Eid Al-Fitr Holiday in Jakarta

In Indonesia, the Eid Al-Fitr holiday involves long journeys to one’s hometown and beyond. Jakarta is uncharacteristically empty at this time of but there are plenty of things to do for those who will be staying on in the capital. NOW!Jakarta has curated a few options for the extended holiday period. Shalat Eid Al-Fitr at

Latest Kayou Furniture is Adapted by Indonesia Ramayana Love Story

Indonesian furniture brand Kayou has launched its ‘Lereh Series’ by adapting the Ramayana in its design. Since its establishment in 2015, five young architects plan to introduce Indonesian furniture to the world. They recently featured the collection in New York. Kayou latest furniture collection "Lereh Series" are inspired by Ramayana love story, Rama and Sita.

Batik Shines During Fashion Presentation at UNESCO in Paris

It may have taken a while but batik has made it to the global stage. Oscar Lawalata and his compatriots wowed international audiences at the opening of the “Batik for the World” exhibition at UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France. The final walk of Batik for the World Fashion Show by Oscar Lawalata, Edward Hutabarat, and

Five International Destinations to Consider this Summer!

Summer is the best of year to travel and explore new destinations. When we think of summer vacation, images of escaping to the beach, hiking up the mountain, or wandering around a new city come to mind. We curate a short list of destinations to consider as you plan your getaway. One of the architectural

In “57 x 76” a Collaboration Between Artist and Author

The interdisciplinary collaboration between poet and author Goenawan Mohamad and renowned painter Muhammad Hanafi has piqued the attention of the art community. Their distinctive visual creation,“57 x 76” exhibit, is on display at National Gallery of Indonesia. Curated by Agung Hujatnikajennong, 80 paintings on paper and canvas are exhibited at "57 x 76" which were

“Glamping” Around Jakarta this Summer

Jakarta is one big urban sprawl and camping here, in the traditional sense, may seem odd. But the recent rise in “glamping” (camping with amenities) may change your mind if you’re looking for something a bit off-beat this summer. Tanakita is one of the most popular campground wich located in Cisaat, Sukabumi. It offers different

No Summer Holiday? Look Out These Productive Summer Ideas

Summer holidays—called mid year holidays in Indonesia—aren’t particularly long for most. So if you haven’t planned your vacation yet, why not participate in an activity that leads to a bit of self improvement? You could ask friends to join in what could possibly be a rather productive season! This summer holiday can be your productive

Visit  Ennichisai 2018, A Traditional Japanese Festival at Little Tokyo Blok M

Ennichisai, an annual traditional Japanese Festival returns this weekend at Little Tokyo, Blok M Square area. This year, a series of events on 30 June and 1 July  commemorates the 60th anniversary of friendship between Indonesia and Japan. Ennichisai, an annual traditional Japanese Festival presents Japanese traditional and pop culture entertainment this weekend at Little

Alto Restaurant and Bar to Host Guests from Vasse Felix Wines, Australia

Alto Restaurant and Bar at Four Seasons Hotel will feature—exclusively—Australia’s Margaret River wine during a special dining menu on 3 July. The hotel’s bar has invited Virginia Willcock, Chief Winemaker Vasse Felix Wines and Brendan Pratt, Head Chef of The Vasse Felix Restaurants for a one-night restaurant takeover. Diners are sure to enjoy Vasse Felix

Religious Geotourism Connects Religion and Science

Religious beliefs dictate that certain sites and structures have been around since the beginning of time, formed from geological formations, and written into the various holy books and considered spiritual spaces. There is also considered sacred among the pious, have increased in popularity and are classified “religious geotourism’ by the travel industry. Geoscientists Rovicky Dwi

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