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IN CELEBRATION of National Batik Day recently, Merusaka Nusa Dua proudly presents “Wastra Wonderland: Berkain Nusantara”, held on Friday (10/27), 2025 at the hotel’s Main Garden.
Wastra Wonderland has become the third edition, an anticipated annual celebration that highlights the beauty and richness of Indonesia’s traditional textiles.
According to Ian Cameron, General Manager of Merusaka Nusa said this year’s event is organized in collaboration with several esteemed associations and institutions, including the Indonesian Fashion Chamber Chapter Bali, Business & Export Development Organization – Bali, Bali Institute of Design and Business, and Nusa Gemilang Indonesia Modelling School Carrying.
“With the theme “Berkain Nusantara”, the event features a curated collection of traditional Indonesian fabrics reimagined for modern lifestyles by six Indonesian talented designers such as : Dwico by Dwi Iskandar, Dewi Suarjani, Kominela, Lumiga, Neliyo, and Debz to present their innovative creations, enhanced by exquisite accessories from Manika and Komang Tri Jewelry, and complemented by makeup artistry from Make Over Bali,” he said.
Hosted in the lush surroundings of Merusaka Nusa Dua, the event brings together a delightful blend of exhibitions, fashion shows, talk shows, and culinary showcases, culminating in captivating Balinese performing arts and contemporary dances inspired by the spirit of the Indonesian archipelago.
“Wastra Wonderland” represents Merusaka Nusa Dua’s commitment to preserving Indonesia’s cultural heritage, especially traditional textiles such as batik, songket, ikat, and others textile, which serve as the nation’s identity and pride. We hope through this event not only celebrates the beauty of traditional fabrics but also strengthens the spirit of pride in wearing Indonesian textiles,” Ian Cameron affirmed.
MERUSAKA Nusa Dua, Bali, the five stars hotel managed by Hotel Indonesia Group (HIG) boasts 455 stunning Deluxe Rooms, Suites, and Villas – all emulate the vibrant culture of Bali. From the rooms to the lobby that is fashioned as a traditional Balinese rice barn, combining local arts and culture to bring out the charm of Balinese traditions in all its elements.
“Previously known as INAYA Putri Bali, Merusaka Nusa Dua underwent a transformation in April 2021 to introduce a new concept that combines modern craftsmanship with traditional culture, creating a refreshing approach to the beachfront sanctuary,” Cameron concluded. [traveltext.id]
