Sagu Coffee Table: Du Anyam Smoked

Rp23.500.000 – Rp32.100.000

Sagu Coffee Table: Du Anyam Smoked

Rp23.500.000 – Rp32.100.000

Sagu Coffee Table Smoked merges contemporary design lines with traditional craftsmanship, anchored by Du Anyam’s kepitang sobe basket as its defining feature. The lontar palm weave undergoes a natural smoking process, resulting in a deep, warm brown tone that amplifies the basket’s three-dimensional texture and adds a bold yet grounded presence to the table.

More than a functional piece, Sagu Smoked embodies the handcraft traditions carried by women artisans across Indonesia. Thoughtfully made and rich in material character, it bridges modern design with time-honored techniques, standing as a distinctive and refined focal point within the living space.

SKU: N/A Categories: Bika x Du Anyam, East Nusa Tenggara, Gifts by Category, Gifts by Cause, Gifts by Price, Gifts by Region, Interior & Furniture, Promote Culture, Starts From Rp 240.000, Wholesale

Product Size

Length 60,8 cm x Width 56 cm x Height 47,5 cm

Description

Material:
Top: High Gloss Wood Finishing
Foot: Wood
Body: Du Anyam Natural Weave

Care

Keep the weaving dry. Do not store it in humid conditions to prevent the product from changing color. If the product is exposed to water, clean it using a soft cloth and dry it in the sun, until it is dry. Don’t fill with items that are heavy or too full that can change the shape of the webbing. Keep away from sources of ignition or heat for long periods of time.

Social Impact

Weaving, although a cultural heritage and old practice in the local Flores community, has been mainly limited to household use only. Similarly, weaving can also be traced back to decades-old family tradition in Kalimantan, Papua & many parts of Indonesia. These dying handcraft arts are replaced by other activities of higher perceived value and practicality.

As Du Anyam embarked on a journey to advocate women empowerment, we have been able to find and reconnect with many Nusantara legacies. Through several culture-promoting strategies such as weaving curriculum for high school students, year-round training for weavers, we hope to not only preserve but also revive the priceless arts of Indonesia.