• Palm Leaf Container | Keleka-Du Anyam-RAUHA Crafts
  • Handwoven palm leaf container with hexagonal shape and intricate geometric pattern, showcasing natural beige color and traditional Indonesian craftsmanship, suitable for multi-purpose storage or wall decor
  • Palm Leaf Container | Keleka-Du Anyam-RAUHA Crafts
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Palm Leaf Container | Keleka

Palm Leaf Container | Keleka

Made in Indonesia

€15,00 EUR
€15,00 EUR
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This special container is handmade by Du Anyam women artisans in Flores, Indonesia. Keleka not only works as a multi-function storage space, but it is also often used as an artistic home decoration and wall art.

Traditionally, this handmade container is used as a small plate. Now, you can utilize Keleka as wall decoration, a multi-function container, and also, a unique vase to display beautiful and aromatic flowers or other items to style your interior.

Features & Details

  • Material: Palmyra leaves
  • Color: Natural
  • Dimension: D 20 cm x H 5 cm
Due to the handmade nature of this product, there may be slight variations in color and size.

      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.

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      Handcrafted in Indonesia by

      Du Anyam

      Founded in 2014, Du Anyam, meaning "Mother Weaving," emerged to address socio-economic challenges contributing to malnutrition in East Flores, East Nusa Tenggara. They collaborate with skilled women artisans to create wicker products, empowering over 1600 women in over 54 villages across Indonesia's regions, with a focus on empowering women, preserving culture, and enhancing livelihoods.

      Meet the Maker