About Us

Pusaka—meaning “treasure” or “heirloom” in Indonesian—is a London-based jewellery studio sustaining traditional craftsmanship in a world increasingly shaped by automation and instant production.”

Specialising in the intricate arts of filigree and wire manipulation, Pusaka Jewellery reimagines centuries-old Indonesian techniques, legends, and artefacts for the modern wearer. Each piece is handcrafted as a tribute to cultural heritage—designed not just as an ornament, but as a statement of identity, artistry, and enduring spirit.

"A pusaka is more than a material object—it carries the soul of a people, a lineage, a story."

At the heart of our process is an ancient craft: metal is drawn into fine wire, then spun, compressed, and shaped into intricate, sculptural forms. Each piece is the result of a meticulous, hands-on journey—rich in both tradition and story.

We see jewellery not simply as adornment, but as a vessel for storytelling. Whether inspired by forgotten myths, ancestral techniques, or personal histories, every Pusaka piece carries meaning beyond the material—a quiet interplay between past and present, memory and identity.

Rooted in heritage. Created with intention. Driven by innovation.

Our designs are made to endure—not only in form, but in spirit.

With identity, quality, and creativity as our guiding values, we:

  • Craft each piece by hand, using traditional techniques to minimise waste and preserve the integrity of each object as a future heirloom—not a fleeting accessory.

  • Commit to conscious making, prioritising recycled materials, traceable sourcing, and environmentally responsible choices wherever possible.

  • Collaborate with like-minded partners to champion the role of traditional handwork in an age increasingly dominated by machines.

At Pusaka, every creation is a dialogue between craftsmanship and culture—crafted not just to be worn, but to be remembered.

  • IDENTITY

    At Pusaka, we believe jewellery is more than adornment—it is a vessel of story and self. Each piece is crafted to reflect the wearer's life, personality, aspirations, and beliefs. Jewellery becomes a language: of identity, memory, and quiet strength.

  • QUALITY

    Every Pusaka piece is handcrafted in our studio using time-honoured techniques. We focus on enduring quality and intentional design, creating jewellery meant to be passed down—an heirloom that resists the fleeting nature of fast fashion.

  • CREATIVITY

    We reimagine traditional Indonesian batik motifs and intricate filigree through a contemporary lens. Drawing inspiration from natural forms, architectural lines, and cultural symbolism, each design bridges heritage and modernity—telling stories that are both personal and timeless.

Our Customer

At Pusaka by Edwin Charmain, each piece is more than adornment—it is a vessel of story, heritage, and spirit. We honour not only the craftsmanship but also the cultural meaning woven into every detail.

Guided by our values and vision, we’ve identified three distinct archetypes—each representing a unique way of connecting to the artistry and symbolism of our jewellery:

THE

SEKAR JAGAD PATRON.

For those who seek meaning in form. These are discerning collectors who value fine craftsmanship and are drawn to pieces rich in cultural narrative—wearable heirlooms that speak across time.

THE

TRUNTUM HEIRS.

Rooted in sentiment and tradition. These individuals choose jewellery to mark personal milestones, honour ancestry, and carry stories forward—treasures passed not just through generations, but through emotion.

THE

PARANG ELEGANTS.

A bridge between heritage and modernity. They favour bold, versatile designs that move effortlessly between professional and social realms—embodying both strength and fluidity, tradition and innovation.