"Expand Your Product Line with Our Versatile Rattan Options"

Elevate your brand with our versatile rattan furniture collection and homedécor item. Explore a wide range of styles home decor and finishes to fit your customers’ needs.

Rattan Furniture

Our rattan furniture is not only functional but also sustainable. By choosing our furniture, you are supporting traditional Indonesian craftsmanship and helping to preserve the environment.

Craft Homedécor

Our rattan homedécor items are more than just products; they are works of art that celebrate the rich heritage of Indonesian craftsmanship. Each piece is unique and handmade, adding a touch of individuality to your home.

Characters or types of products produced by Rattan Art ID

Rattan Chairs

Sofas

Rocking chair

Headboard

Rattan Lightshade

Basket Homedécor

Wall decoration

Rattan Gray Deco

Pet Accessories

Rattan Kids Accessories

Raw Materials Used

Rattan

Seagrass

Rattan Pitrit

It has a strong texture and has no leather. Often used to make woven furniture and small items that require flexibility to facilitate weaving techniques. This rattan is smaller than slimit but this rattan is more commercial because the coloring technique in the final process is easier.

Rattan Core

Also included in the Calamus type. Has characteristics similar to CL rattan, but still has a skin texture and usually has a smaller diameter. Often used to make small details on furniture, such as chair backs or parts that require high flexibility.

Rattan CL

This stands for Calamus. This type of rattan is very commonly used in the furniture and handicraft industry. The texture is strong, flexible, and the fibers are tight. It is usually used to make chair frames, tables, and various other furniture.

Rattan Slimit

This type of rattan has a smaller diameter than CL and Core rattan. It has a leather texture and is flexible. It is often used to make tight and fine weaves, such as in baskets or bags.

Rattan Kubu

A type of rattan that is large enough and strong enough for weaving. Often used to make the main weave on baskets and furniture. The character of this rattan, although not as flexible as pitrit rattan, is very suitable for use for durable items.

Rattan Manao

A type of rattan that is very strong and durable. Often used to make parts of furniture that are often exposed to friction or heavy loads, such as chair handles or table legs because this rattan has a thick skin.

Rattan Sibaliu

Has a strong and skinned texture. Often used to make furniture frames, even so this sibaliu rattan has a natural color that is not easily disguised.

Rattan Lasio

This rattan skin has a smooth and soft texture. It is often used to make decorative and elegant wickerwork, such as on tablecloths or walls.

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Rattan Mandola

This rattan has a large diameter, with the character of rattan being difficult to bend. Mandola rattan is commonly used for furniture frames. The color of the rattan is more reddish and skinned.

Material processing techniques

Rattan Soaking Process for Natural Dark Color Crafts. Soaking grey rattan is a traditional technique to get a natural dark color on rattan crafts. This gray color gives a classic and elegant impression on the final result.

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The process of making split rattan begins with the selection of quality rattan stems, then dried and split into thin sheets. Furthermore, these rattan sheets can be directly used or further processed according to design needs.

In short, split rattan is a versatile and aesthetically pleasing natural material, perfectly suited to be used for a wide variety of handicrafts.

Rattan Cooking Process to Change Color and Absorb into Pores

The rattan cooking process is a traditional technique often used by craftsmen to change the color of the rattan and make the dye penetrate deeper into the pores of the rattan. This technique produces a more durable color and gives a more natural look to the final result of the craft.

Rattan Webbing is a thin sheet made from woven rattan. Imagine it like a cloth, but made from natural materials, namely rattan. This rattan webbing has good flexibility and strength, so it is often used as a basic material for making various kinds of handicraft products, especially furniture.

Each strand of rattan woven into a product is a reflection of the dedication of an entrepreneur who is struggling to preserve cultural heritage while meeting the changing needs of the market and learning to collaborate with all craftsmen from various sectors.

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