5 stores · curated ORBIS register
Plaza Indonesia, Jakarta
Bottega Veneta’s Plaza Indonesia boutique carries intrecciato leather bags, shoes, clothing and jewellery. The official locator confirms the Jakarta door, while in-person visits support material, fit and aftercare questions.
Best for Handcrafted leather goods, bags, clothing and shoes at Plaza Indonesia.
Plaza Senayan, Central Jakarta
Seek is a multi-label sneaker and streetwear store carrying limited releases and international labels.
Best for Multi-label sneakers, sportswear, bags and niche fragrance
Dharmawangsa, South Jakarta
A design shop selling artist-illustrated bags, purses, passport covers, accessories, and stationery. Melissa Sunjaya founded the label and creates its illustrated designs. Established 2010.
Best for Melissa Sunjaya's artist-illustrated bags, passport covers, and stationery, since 2010
Beleka, Central Lombok
Lombok Master was founded on 16 May 2018 in Beleka, a rattan and ketak fern-vine weaving village in Praya Timur near Loyok, as an outlet for the surrounding community's handwoven bags, lampshades and home decor. Under founder Lalu Amnirullah it now works with several hundred rattan and ketak weavers, pairing a village gallery with sales to resellers and export markets abroad.
Best for Rattan and ketak vine woven bags and home decor
Banyuwangi, East Java
Oreng Osing gathers Banyuwangi specialties sourced from over 50 local UMKM and farmers, using 100% local ingredients. Its Genteng District shop sells cookies, hampers, seafood and agricultural goods including Bagiak Keju pastries.
Best for Banyuwangi souvenir hub sourcing 100% local ingredients from over 50 small producers
Oreng Osing gathers Banyuwangi's regional specialties under one roof in Genteng District, but the sourcing behind that shelf is more specific than a typical souvenir shop: the business works directly with more than 50 local UMKM (small and micro-enterprises) and farmers, and describes its ingredients as 100% local rather than a mix of house-made and wholesale-bought goods. The range spans five categories — cookies, souvenirs, hampers, seafood and agricultural products — with items like Bagiak Keju, a cheese pastry, sold individually rather than only in pre-packed gift sets. The shop frames its offering as more than a transaction, describing itself as presenting "a piece of story from Blambangan land" — Blambangan being the historical name for the Banyuwangi region — and calling its products hereditary heritage rather than manufactured novelty goods. For visitors looking for Osing coffee, batik and handicrafts alongside food souvenirs, the 50-plus small-producer network is the concrete detail that separates Oreng Osing from a generic airport-style gift shop stocking mass-produced regional-branded snacks.
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