Jurnal

There is a great disparity about what our fathers understood about independence day to what we learned in school. We have learned about our first president Soekarno as the first president on his fight against our freedom, however, the fight itself was not a individual struggle, it could have only be achieved through a collective force. Gedung Djoang '45 in Menteng thus becomes a historical record of Indonesia's journey towards independence. [...]

“Idea is the future for all of us,” said Triawan Munaf, the head of the Creative Economy Bureau of Indonesia as he opened the second day of Ideafest 2015. The event was held in Jakarta Convention Center in Senayan, where more than 800 people attended the seminars, talkshows, and conferences on ideas and how they can change the way people live. Among the keynote speakers, Tulisan’s Melissa Sunjaya was one of them. [...]

The only way we can appreciate our grounds is if we understood our history. To have an open eye and ear to the roots that became the backbone of where we stand today. 70 years ago, we fought consistently for a freedom we deserved and whether we can say we are truly independent depends on those who fight and take ownership for their own self. For Melissa her fight for freedom became a journey of discovery: “Every Woman who wants to start something should view the journey as a fight for her own freedom. [...]

Since 2011, IdeaFest has emerged in Jakarta as a platform which sparks discussions and creative action. [...]

As you inhale the fragrance of thyme, she gently places her palms towards your head or occasionally on your back. Sometimes, she exerts pressure towards your skin with her index finger or thumb as she quietly listens to you talk. Other times, she will leave you to peacefully sleep. As you lay on the bed wondering what she does to your body as she move from one side to the next from finger to toe. [...]

I will paint or I will cook, At times even read a book. I scribble or I nibble, Occasionally have a giggle. I tiptoe or I jump, When I am not in a grump. I see and I will do, Often without a clue. Happy Children's Day! [...]

Another Ramadan month has passed us quickly and before we know it by tomorrow we will be celebrating this whole "challenging" but equally blessed up with a winning triumph of fighting with perseverance. [...]

For the longest time, Indonesia has been one of the biggest producers of coffee in the world. Coffee itself is considered a staple drink for Indonesians. The much senior folks often choose indulging in dark and bitter black coffee, while the increasing fad of coffee cultures and cafe's around Indonesia has the youth option for various options of milk-based coffee as cappuccino or latte's. Whatever the kind, the love for coffee has transcended throughout the years for anyone and everyone. [...]

The Beach Tote has always been a favorite for our Tulisan friends and family. Other than being a tote suitable for the Beach (hence the name), the Beach Tote's many pockets outside and inside of the Tote makes it handy for all sorts of purposes. It can be used for a weekend Picnic, as a Diaper Bag, or even to stuff all your gym gear intact. The Beach Tote also features the signature Tulisan hook to clip smaller Tulisan pouches and organizers inside keeping smaller items secure. [...]

The Art of Coffee is the first collaborative effort by Tulisan and Anomali to promote the wealth of resources in Indonesia. Inspired by the collective effort in promoting sustainability of operations, The Art of Coffee honors the artisanal craftmanship of its product by treasuring the genuine connection towards nature, communities, and the arts. Anomali and Tulisan strives on the same ideals of improving quality of its product by using sustainable methods to foster a healthier environment and a fair working condition. Both Tulisan and Anomali invest time in training and employing artisans in Indonesia to establish a product of [...]

Principia Tote: The Royal Spades,‘by MS with Love’ Collector’s Edition of 12 pieces only. A final vow would be given to honour the complete ANIMA Kingdom. [...]

There is a strange relationship people have between Jakarta. Being a city synonymous with the word chaotic, every inch of the city from the sky-high concrete squares to the soil everyone steps on breeds a life of its own. There is a gap so large between what is there for us and the dream of the city we wish to attain. Yet, despite the on-going bicker and sweat poured to make our day worthwhile. Jakarta still is home to those with a warm welcoming embrace. [...]