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Materials we use
Rattan
Rattan is a lightweight, durable, and flexible natural material widely used in Indonesia for furniture, handicrafts, and accessories. Its strength and resistance to moisture make it ideal for eco-friendly products such as baskets, chairs, and home décor. As a sustainable material, rattan is popular among craftsmen and global buyers seeking natural, artisanal products.
Bamboo
Bamboo wood is often used as a craft in Indonesia due to its lightweight, strong and flexible nature. Bamboo is also easy to shape and has a natural texture and appealing aesthetic. Furthermore, bamboo is fast-growing and abundant in Indonesia, making it an affordable and eco-friendly material. Due to its good resistance to weather and pests, bamboo is widely used for various products such as home furnishings, wickerwork, decorations, and traditional tools. Bamboo trees are spread all over the world, except for the European Continent and Antarctica.
Water Hyacinth
Water hyacinth is often used as a craft in Indonesia due to its strong, flexible and easily woven fibers. In addition, water hyacinth is easily available, especially in areas with plenty of water, and is environmentally friendly as it can reduce the impact of wild plant growth in rivers or lakes. Its unique texture and color also make it suitable for craft products such as wickerwork, bags, and home furnishings. Water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) spreads to many countries around the world, including Central America, North America, Africa, India, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Water hyacinth can be found in various fresh waters, such as rivers, swamps, and lakes
Mendong
Mendong leaves are often used as handicrafts in Indonesia due to their strong, pliable, and malleable fiber. In addition, mendong thrives in wetlands and is easy to find in various regions, making it easily accessible to artisans. mendong is also durable and lightweight, making it ideal for craft products such as mats, bags, or wickerwork, and has a high aesthetic value.
Banana
Banana is often used for crafts in Indonesia due to its strong, durable and elastic fibers, making it ideal for woven products and textiles. Banana is also known to have good resistance to water and extreme weather, making it suitable for outdoor goods. In addition, abaca is easy to process and has an aesthetically pleasing natural look, making it a popular material for crafts such as bags, ropes and furniture.