Letters from Bali

The Colour That Belongs to Everyone

Diwali, Oaxaca, the Andes. Myrah and Robindra at the kitchen table in Pererenan, talking about where the Rainbeau colours come from, why no two pieces are ever the same, and the particular joy peop...

How to Wear the Ramie Origami Gown Set: 5 Ways to Style Uluwatu Sunset

The Ramie Origami Gown Set in Uluwatu Sunset is the piece people stop you about. Five ways to wear it, why ramie behaves differently from linen, what five to seven days of botanical dye actually bu...

How to Dress for Your Energy: Making Getting Dressed Part of Your Spiritual Practice

Getting dressed is already a ritual. You do it every morning, in the same order, in the same room, at the same threshold between the private self and the world. The question is not whether it is a ...

Slow Fashion in Bali: How and Why We Make What We Make

Sustainable fashion is a phrase that has been used so much it has started to mean almost nothing. Brands use it to describe recycled polyester. Retailers use it to describe a line that is slightly ...

Who Is Myrah Peñaloza? The Story and Values Behind the Brand

Who is Myrah Peñaloza? The founder, Kundalini teacher, and slow-fashion designer whose Bali brand botanically hand-dyes linen and sustains around thirty artisan families.

The Cup You Washed This Morning: On Long Weeks, Blue Moons, and the Rest That Restores

The practice is not to arrive at clean. The practice is to keep cleaning, with the same care, every single time. I genuinely don't know where to start with this week. The kids, the school, things ...

The Swan Set in Dark Moon Black: Slow Fashion for the Woman Who Dresses with Intention

The Swan Set in Dark Moon Black is handmade in Bali from natural linen by artisan families — slow fashion for the woman who dresses with intention, not consumption. Discover the story behind this c...