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Discover the Soul of Indonesia at Sarinah: Your Gateway to Indonesia’s Treasures

Discover the Soul of Indonesia at Sarinah: Your Gateway to Indonesia’s Treasures
Discover the Soul of Indonesia at Sarinah: Your Gateway to Indonesia’s Treasures

Imagine stepping into a place where Indonesia’s rich tapestry of culture, craftsmanship, and culinary delights unfold before you.

That place is Sarinah, Jakarta’s iconic department store—a living museum of Indonesian heritage, reimagined for the modern world. More than just a shopping destination, Sarinah is a journey, a sensory exploration, and a chance to connect with the heart of this vibrant archipelago.

For over half a century, Sarinah has stood as a beacon of Indonesian excellence, a testament to the nation’s entrepreneurial spirit and artistic legacy. Founded with a visionary mission to empower local artisans and SMEs, Sarinah continues to champion sustainability and originality from its vast diversity, offering a curated selection of products that tell the story of Indonesia’s diverse regions.

Indonesia's Artistic Legacy at Sarinah
Indonesia’s Artistic Legacy at Sarinah
Why Sarinah is a Must-Visit for Expats and International Visitors
  • A Cultural Immersion: Forget generic souvenirs. At Sarinah, you’ll find truly unique, geographically inspired, and culturally crafted products. From intricately woven batik to hand-carved wooden treasures, each item is a testament to Indonesia’s rich heritage;
  • Exclusive Finds: Discover premium, handcrafted goods that you won’t find anywhere else. Sarinah is a treasure trove of artisanal crafts, exclusive fashion, and gourmet delights, all meticulously selected to showcase the best of Indonesia;
  • Sustainable Shopping: Embrace ethical sourcing and environmentally responsible products. Sarinah is committed to supporting sustainable brands and local artisans, ensuring that your purchases contribute to the preservation of Indonesia’s natural and cultural heritage;
  • Central & Convenient: Located in the heart of Jakarta, Sarinah is easily accessible, making it the perfect starting point for your Indonesian adventure. The iconic building itself, adorned with a stunning relief depicting Indonesia’s trade history, is a landmark worth experiencing;
  • A Relaxed & Informative Experience: Forget the hustle and bustle. Instead, enjoy a relaxed shopping experience where you can learn about the products you purchase and the artisans that make them.
Traditional Indonesian Attire
Traditional Indonesian Attire
Savour the Flavours, Embrace the Festivities

As the sacred month of Ramadan and the celebration of Eid approach, Sarinah transforms into a festive wonderland. Explore our exquisite collection of:

  • Luxurious Ramadan Hampers: Thoughtfully curated hampers filled with gourmet cookies, artisanal fragrances, handcrafted ceramics, and aromatic candles—perfect for sharing the spirit of giving;
  • Elegant Eid Fashion: Step into the celebrations with style and grace. Discover contemporary interpretations of traditional Indonesian attire, from stunning Wastra collections to refined modest wear for men and women;
  • Archipelagic Culinary Delights: Indulge in premium coffee, exotic teas, hand-harvested honey, and gourmet snacks—perfect for gifting or savouring during festive gatherings.
Welcome to Sarinah
Welcome to Sarinah
An Invitation to Experience the Heart of Indonesia

Whether you’re seeking the perfect gift, a unique souvenir, or simply a taste of Indonesian culture, Sarinah welcomes you. Join them and discover the soul of Indonesia through its finest products and warmest hospitality.

Sarinah’s team invite you to experience the unique, archipelagic, original beauty and cultural richness of Indonesia at Sarinah. Come and create unforgettable memories.

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