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Makers are adopting patterns and shapes that reflect the country’s history and culture to set their products apart in the international market.
Indonesia craft gift suppliers are incorporating themes that reflect the country’s rich multicultural heritage in mobile phone cases, bags and other products for the modern consumer.
Buddha and characters from the epic Ramayana are among the figures typically found in wooden carvings, metal sculptures and paintings. The naga, a mythical serpent, is also a popular figure in various handicrafts.
Batik patterns are another popular motif, especially in bags, shawls and other fabric-based products. They can also be seen in ceramic, wooden and leather handicrafts.
Rising eco-consciousness among buyers is prompting makers to use recycled or upcycled materials in their products. Among the manufacturing inputs being used in line with this strategy are coconut shells, cornhusks and reclaimed wood.

Cinderamata Jogja offers a wall decor that features a Balinese mask inside a teak frame. The mask is made of aluminum.

This handmade silk chiffon scarf from CV Bakul features a batik pattern. Measuring 90x180cm, it can also be used as a dress.

Innovatif Art uses cornhusks to produce this 9x14cm floral arrangement. Various colors are available.

Little Aira offers cushion covers with a Balinese batik motif. The 45x45cm covers are available in red and purple.

This smartphone case from Tattwa Nusantara comes in teak. The figure of a Balinese god is carved on the product.
This article and its contents are provided by the Hinrich Foundation, a partner of Global Sources in promoting trade across Asia. The products and the suppliers featured in this article are export assistance program beneficiaries of the Hinrich Foundation.More Sourcing News
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