Enso Indigo is a beautiful specialty furniture and home goods store in the heart of Gallows Bay. The name ‘Enso’ is a Zen Buddha symbol representing strength and elegance and the manifestation of the artist at the moment of creation, which perfectly describes Twila Wilson and Kobie Nichols’ spectacular home store. Enso Indigo offers a wide variety of high-end options to perfectly style your island home. You’ll find linens, tableware, bedding, candles, throw pillows, and home décor in addition to furnishings. You can also shop gifts ranging from luxurious bath and body products and jewelry to Java Wraps sarongs and crystals. Don’t see what you need? They can order it for you!

WHAT YOU’LL FIND

Enso Indigo Offers:

• Furniture
• Java Wraps
• Throw Pillows
• Home Décor
• Candles and Holders
• Table Linens
• Dishes and Glasses
• Tableware
• Luxury Bedding
• Towels
• Gifts
• Jewelry

JAVA WRAPS

History of Java Wraps

From the 1970s through the early 1990s, Java Wraps were a well-loved and instantly recognizable brand of clothing, sarongs and décor created here on St. Croix. These pieces were made from beautiful Indonesian batik fabrics imported by the designer who trademarked the “Java Wraps” brand, Twila Wilson. Twila began Java Wraps as a small shop, but the business grew into a large retail store based on St. Croix and distributing throughout the Caribbean and the U.S. for 20 years. During the last two years of Java Wraps heyday, Twila opened a home store, but Hurricane Hugo came and destroy it all…until now!

Java Wraps Today

Since the original Java Wraps closed, true lovers of the brand have had to settle for pieces they could find online or at vintage stores. Now, you can find the Java Wraps sarongs, pillowcases, tablecloths and more at Enso Indigo!

ABOUT US

The name ‘Enso’ is a Zen Buddha symbol representing strength and elegance and the manifestation of the artist at the moment of creation, which perfectly describes Twila Wilson and Kobie Nichols’ spectacular home store.

Since Java Wraps closed in the mid-90s, Twila has had a thriving interior design business that she runs with her business partner, Kobie. They continue to work with the restoration of some old beautiful structures on the island and Twila’s creative eye for design has landed her projects on the cover of Architectural Digest twice, as well as the cover of Coastal Living Magazine. Now, you can tap into this duos impeccable taste in design and décor by shopping their home store, Enso Indigo.