The Origins of Rattan Weaving: A Thousand-Year Heritage

In today’s fast-paced world, people are increasingly seeking warmth, serenity, and a return to nature in their living spaces. Handwoven rattan lamps—known for their soft texture, natural form, and organic character—are quietly lighting up homes around the globe.

Rattan weaving is one of the oldest traditional crafts in China, with roots tracing back to the Shang and Zhou dynasties. Originally used to create practical items like baskets and mats, the craft evolved over centuries into a refined art form that embodies the essence of Eastern living aesthetics.

Redefining Craftsmanship: Breathing New Life into Rattan Lighting

Our design philosophy is clear: honor tradition, but never be confined by it. By preserving the authentic structure of rattan craftsmanship and combining it with minimal contemporary design, we bring a new life to an ancient art.

Key design elements include:

Geometric forms like spheres, ovals, and honeycomb structures that enhance modern interiors.

Natural finishes with no paint or chemical dye—only the raw color and texture of real rattan.

Versatile compatibility with Scandinavian, Japandi, wabi-sabi, rustic, and bohemian home styles.

This fusion of old and new transforms each lamp into more than a source of light—it becomes a statement of style and cultural connection.

How We Craft Each Rattan Lamp by Hand

Every rattan lamp is the result of a thoughtful, manual process where nature and human touch come together in harmony.

We source premium rattan from Malaysia and Indonesia—materials known for their durability, flexibility, and fine grain. The process includes stripping, softening, and air-drying the vines before our experienced artisans hand-weave them into elegant forms.

No industrial dyeing. No mechanical stamping. Every piece is built with intention, allowing the material’s natural beauty to shine through.

Lighting Up the World with Eastern Craftsmanship

Today, our handmade rattan lamps illuminate homes from California to Paris, from Tokyo to Sydney. To our customers around the world, these pieces represent more than function—they carry warmth, culture, and story.

We’re proud to bring Eastern craftsmanship to the global stage, one handwoven lamp at a time.