A unique tie-dye satin long shirt dress.
WAVES features an impressive tie-dye pattern reminiscent of silver foam, like splashes of indigo dripping from the fabric.
Breathable and comfortable to wear, the box pleat at the back allows for ease of movement.
Lovingly sewn in Bali, this item can be used as a dress or a light jacket.

SUKU HOME
WAVES SHIRT DRESS
COL : WAVES
SIZE : M
MATERIAL : COTTON SATEEN 100% 
MADE IN INDONESIA
ATTENTION : Each item is hand-painted, so the pattern will vary slightly.

《Shoulder width・Sleeve length・Total length・Body width》
SIZE : Mー52.0cm・27.0cm・125.0cm・56.0cm
Model wearing: 160cm / Size wearing: M

《SUKU HOME》
A lifestyle homeware brand based in Melbourne, Australia, founded by Christin Lafian.
Christine Lafian, the designer, grew up in Indonesia surrounded by countless colors and patterns. She was inspired by the idea of bringing tribal cultural art into contemporary homes, leading her to establish the brand.
She believes that the home is an extension of oneself, and with this in mind, various pieces are chosen and designed with love and sincerity.
Christine draws inspiration from small coastal villages in Indonesia, traveling across her home country to gather works from local artisans, unearthing her unique aesthetic and style.
The combination of traditional pattern work and bold, colorful designs highlights SUKU's rare and beautiful natural essence.
SUKU is rooted in authenticity and sustainability, connecting global communities through ethical fair trade practices and shared experiences.
Real people with real stories skillfully handcraft each product, weaving their lives into their creations.
It's not merely decorative.
Suku Home's vision for sustainable clothing emphasizes the background and production process of the product itself, as well as its practical functionality.
The products reflect the natural beauty and richness of Indonesia, along with its traditional textiles.
Suku Home focuses on social and environmental sustainability, maintaining partnerships with artisans and their communities across Indonesia.
All designs and brand decisions are based on this philosophy.
Transparently and consciously, we strive to provide products that customers can use comfortably.
The materials used are carefully selected to ensure customer comfort and to consider their impact on the environment and the international community.
We place the utmost emphasis on the production process, choosing materials that allow for small-scale production by local artisans who operate on a sustainable and fair trade basis.
The dip-dye and hand-painting techniques used in traditional Indonesian batik, crafted by skilled Balinese artisans using natural fabrics like bamboo and organic cotton, are very delicate processes that take about three weeks to complete.
Embroidery and knitting are also produced by hand in small-scale environments, conveying the blessings of tradition and skilled craftsmanship.
Natural dyeing and handicrafts are delicate and time-consuming processes, but each creation becomes beautiful and unique. We deliver unique Suku Home products made with love and dedication.