SRIKANDI Ruffle Maxi Dress In Sienna
This is the dress you wear when you want to look powerful without looking like you’re trying to look powerful.
What it is
The Srikandi Ruffle Maxi Dress is a long, fluid, sienna statement handcrafted in Bali from 100% deadstock cotton. Its layered ruffles move with an intentional kind of drama—soft, architectural, and impossible to ignore without ever feeling loud. Named after Srikandi, the legendary warrior from the Mahabharata and a modern symbol of women’s independence in Indonesia, this dress carries a quiet authority that doesn’t need explaining.
Why you’ll actually use it
Because it does something rare: it feels meaningful without feeling precious. You can wear it to something important, or wear it when you just want to feel like yourself but sharper. The breathable cotton keeps it grounded, the button-down silhouette makes it wearable, and the movement of the ruffles does most of the work for you. It’s the kind of dress that gets remembered even when the occasion fades.
Key details
100% deadstock cotton
Color: Sienna
Button-down closure
Long maxi length with pleated, layered ruffles
Handcrafted by artisans in Bali
Designed with a blend of Balinese craftsmanship and Californian ease
Naturally limited due to deadstock fabric sourcing
Model is 5'5" and wears a size small
The Srikandi Dress is proof that sustainability, strength, and beauty don’t have to announce themselves loudly—they can simply move with you, quietly rewriting the room as you go.
About the brand: BrunnaCo
BrunnaCo is what happens when California’s laid-back cool collides with Bali’s artisanal soul and a deep commitment to ethical fashion. Founded by Helga Ida Ayu, a Balinese immigrant, the brand crafts each piece with a purpose: to empower female artisans in Indonesia by enabling them to work from home, balancing their craft with family life. The result? A collection of hats, bags, and apparel that are as thoughtful as they are stylish. Made from plant-based, recycled, and vegan materials, BrunnaCo’s designs are a quiet rebellion against fast fashion, proving that slow and sustainable can still be effortlessly chic. It’s fashion with a conscience—without the preachiness.