Rattan furniture has become a popular trend in interior decor in recent years, with many people seeking out the natural and timeless aesthetic it brings to a space. Rattan furniture is versatile and durable, and can be used in a variety of ways, from accent pieces to full sets of Read more…
Rattan is a versatile material that has been used for centuries to create a variety of products. Rattan products are known for their durability, flexibility and natural beauty. From furniture to baskets, rattan products have a unique look and feel that is hard to replicate with other materials. The eco-friendly Read more…
10 potential products of Indonesia 1. Craft Export destination countries: Australia, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, PCA, Nigeria, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, USA, England, German, French, Italy, Spain, Dutch, Canada, Belgium,. 2. Fishery Products Export destination countries: Australia, Japan, Singapore, China, Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, South Korea. 3. Read more…
The G20 is a multilateral cooperation forum consisting of 19 major countries and the European Union (EU). The G20 represents more than 60 percent of the world’s population, 75 percent of global trade and 80 percent of the world’s GDP. G20 members are developed and developing countries that have Read more…
History The Sailendra dynasty built the largest Buddhist relics in the world between 780-840 AD. The Sailendra dynasty was the ruling dynasty at that time. This relic was built as a place of Buddhist worship and a place of pilgrimage. This place contains instructions for humans to abstain from Read more…
Based on data in March 2022, Central Kalimantan Province has long been known as one of the largest rattan producers in Indonesia, which so far is widely available in Katingan Regency. Katingan Regency, Central Kalimantan, there are 10 sub-districts out of 13 sub-districts that are known as rattan-producing areas Read more…
In 1994, Indonesia became the largest rattan-producing country in the world because it was able to supply this product in large quantities by owning 56% of all types of rattan in the world or around 306 species. According to Subraja (1997) in Pramudiarto (2006), Indonesia’s rattan production potential at that Read more…
Rattan that we know turns out to be a nickname for about 516 species of the Palmae family. The shape of the rattan is unique: the stem is elongated, ivory yellow when dry, and flexible so that it is easy to shape as desired. In nature the shape of rattan Read more…
Rattan is a commodity produced from natural forests and the results of community cultivation. There are two groups of rattan, first: solitary nature (stand alone but in clusters), second: cluster nature (grows in clusters on other protective trees). The nature of rattan that grows creeps up on protective trees Read more…
Super Light Weight The advantages of this one rattan clearly cannot be found in wooden furniture. Rattan has a super light weight compared to other materials. That is why rattan is suitable for furniture that is often moved around, such as a baby bed. Because baby cots made of Read more…
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