Cahaya
Light for the home this Hari Raya.
A HARI RAYA EDIT
by The Bloomish Eden
Welcome to our 1st Hari Raya Collection
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Made to last through your celebrations
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Welcome to our 1st Hari Raya Collection ❋ Made to last through your celebrations ❋
CAHAYA
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CAHAYA 〰️
In a season where doors
are left open and light lingers a little longer in the home —
Cahaya is a study of Raya’s warmth and vibrance in bloom. Inspired by the generosity of Raya gatherings, this collection reflects light, colour, and quiet abundance.
Designed for modern homes welcoming family and friends this Hari Raya.
Cahaya — Light.
Four interpretations of Raya warmth —
each composed with a distinct mood.
RAYA 2026 COLLECTION
Choose the one that feels most like home.
A study in softness.
Ivory and warm peach tones unfold in gentle layers, resting within a woven vessel that nods quietly to craft traditions — natural fibres, handwoven textures, the familiarity of rattan in the home. Tall stems sway with ease, grasses arch lightly overhead, and delicate blooms gather below in quiet abundance.
There is no urgency here.
Only warmth.
Only ease.
Lembut reflects the quieter side of Raya —
the moments between conversations,
the stillness after guests have left,
the lingering scent of tea and sweetness in the air.
The woven base and airy grasses echo the materials often found in festive settings — trays laid out, coverings lifted, doors left open to welcome guests.
Designed for intimate corners, side tables, and spaces that hold memory.
Tender. Grounded. Enduring.
Composed. Grounded. Intentional.
Cahaya: Teduh is an architectural study in balance — structured branches rise with restraint, while clustered blooms and textured greens anchor the form below. Mossed elements soften the silhouette, adding quiet depth and shadow.
There is movement, but never excess.
There is height, but never noise.
Teduh reflects the calm within celebration — the protected space inside the home, the pause before doors open, the stillness that allows gathering to unfold.
Its layered greens and natural textures nod subtly to landscapes familiar to modern homes — shade, earth, and structure existing in harmony.
Designed as a statement piece for entryways, consoles, or modern interiors seeking quiet authority this Hari Raya.
Steady. Sheltered. Enduring.
A composition in golden restraint.
Layered shades of butter, honey, and soft citrus rise in deliberate movement, grounded by deep greens that lend weight and steadiness. The silhouette is architectural yet fluid — expressive without excess.
Yellow carries the language of abundance.
Of warmth.
Of rezeki shared at open tables.
Berkat reflects prosperity held with grace —
a presence that feels generous, yet composed.
Designed to anchor an entry console or dining space with quiet authority this Hari Raya.
Auspicious. Radiant. Enduring.
Composed, radiant, unwavering.
Blush and deep plum unfold in layered movement, balanced by sculptural lines that rise with quiet confidence. Vibrant in tone, yet disciplined in form, this arrangement holds presence without excess.
There is generosity in its composition — fullness without heaviness, richness without overwhelm.
Like the host who appears effortlessly poised while tending to every detail behind the scenes, Meriah carries both warmth and strength in equal measure.
Designed to command a console, frame an entryway, or anchor a dining space prepared for gathering, Meriah carries the energy of celebration held with refinement.
For Hari Raya, in full expression.
A STUDIO FAVOURITE
Teduh
Teduh reflects my quieter interpretation of Raya — grounded in green, warmed by yellow, and anchored in sculptural form. It honours the auspicious tones long associated with the season, while embracing the quiet strength of modern silhouettes — like the understated elegance of a black baju worn with intention.
There is calm beneath its composition.
Stillness within celebration.
Structure softened by warmth.
For homes that hold tradition —
and reinterpret it in their own way.
Composed. Grounded. Intentional.
Cahaya: Teduh is an architectural study in balance — structured branches rise with restraint, while clustered blooms and textured greens anchor the form below. Mossed elements soften the silhouette, adding quiet depth and shadow.
There is movement, but never excess.
There is height, but never noise.
Teduh reflects the calm within celebration — the protected space inside the home, the pause before doors open, the stillness that allows gathering to unfold.
Its layered greens and natural textures nod subtly to landscapes familiar to modern homes — shade, earth, and structure existing in harmony.
Designed as a statement piece for entryways, consoles, or modern interiors seeking quiet authority this Hari Raya.
Steady. Sheltered. Enduring.
About the CollectionThe Story Behind Cahaya
In a season where doors are left open
and light lingers a little longer in the home —
Raya carries a warmth that lives beyond decor.
Sharing plates passed from hand to hand.
Sweet drinks refilled before you even ask.
A kitchen that keeps giving.
Long hours of rempah simmering.
Cooking that doesn’t end, even after guests arrive.
Spice carried gently in the air.
Laughter rising above conversation.
