Grown from real roots
Objects that still remember the forest.
Teak root, rattan, cotton and clay — shaped by hand in Java, traceable to the workshop that made them. No middleman, no invented provenance.
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01 — Origin
Indonesia. Not a sourcing agent's spreadsheet.
Every piece starts in a workshop we have walked through ourselves — teak root pulled after the timber harvest, rattan split and bent by hand, clay thrown on a kick wheel. We buy in small batches and we say where it came from.
- Material
- Fallen teak root
- Made by
- 4 workshops
- Batch
- Small, seasonal
02 — The first harvest
See every piece
Small batches, cut to the grain.
Every piece starts as a stump, a bundle of rattan, or a lump of clay we carried out of a workshop ourselves. Nothing here is bought off a catalogue.
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03 — The workHow it is made
The root decides the shape. We only take away what the wood does not need. Workshop notes — Indonesia
A teak stump is not a blank sheet. It records rain, drought and soil, and it pushes back against any design louder than itself. Our job is to follow it: sand slowly, cut against the grain, and stop before the piece starts looking manufactured.