Nia Fliam journeyed to Indonesia in 1983 to expand her knowledge of batik, sparking a fascination with its intangible aspects that continues to drive her artistic exploration today. Nia's journey ultimately led her to co-found Brahma Tirta Sari alongside Agus Ismoyo. With a background in fine arts from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn New York, Nia integrates a diverse array of influences into her contemporary textile narratives, transcending geographical boundaries. Embracing Brahma Tirta Sari's ethos, she champions art as a universal language, fostering cultural exchange and honoring the timeless wisdom of tradition. As a co-founder of Culture House Babaran Segaragunung, Nia cultivates an environment where tradition and innovation intersect, perpetuating a rich cultural legacy for future generations.