There are hundreds of Indonesian basket suppliers. Most can make a decent product. Fewer can do it consistently, at scale, with the documentation your market requires, and on the timeline your buyers expect. Here's what makes us different.
PT. Mitra Eco Bhavana has been producing and exporting handwoven natural fiber products since the late 1990s. We've shipped to retailers, interior designers, and hospitality groups across the US, EU, Australia, and the Middle East. We know what each market needs — from packaging specs to phytosanitary requirements — because we've done it before, many times.
This isn't our first rodeo with EU customs, US Lacey Act declarations, or Australian quarantine documentation. When an issue comes up at the port — and sometimes it does — we know how to resolve it.
We are the manufacturer. You deal directly with the people who make the products — not a trading company, not an agent, not a sourcing platform. That means:
Every order goes through a structured QC process before it leaves our facility. We don't ship and hope — we check.
Products are graded before shipment.
Grade A items ship to your order.
Grade B items (minor cosmetic variations) are set aside and can be offered at a reduced price or donated to our artisan community programs. Nothing substandard goes into an export carton.
Need something your competitors don't carry? We develop custom products from scratch — your sketch, a reference photo, a sample from another supplier, or just a written brief.
Our products are handwoven by skilled artisans in Sleman (Yogyakarta) and Klaten (Central Java). We work with local weaving communities — many of whom have been with us for over a decade — and pay above-market wages for the region.
Ready to discuss a specific product, request samples, or get a quotation? Reach us directly on WhatsApp — no contact forms, no waiting for a sales rep to get back to you.
Handwoven natural fiber products from Indonesia — factory-direct wholesale for global retailers, interior designers, and hospitality buyers.
