Panca Indra in Bahasa refers to our five senses. 

Largely different from repeated geometrical patterns, flora and fauna motifs in batik require a different perspective. 

Not too long ago in 1950s Singapore, batik was considered a valuable commodity that could be pawned. An anecdote based on a true story tells more.

Mums don't let their kids stray too far. Maybe in distance but never at heart. A silent compass guiding for life. 

On a journey like this, it can be easy to lose sight of the purpose. My motivations with Gypsied started out pure and simple: searching for an identity. 

Three years on, we have gained enough momentum to design and produce our first apparel. Ethically made, our hope is that these pieces will last with you for years to come.