Water Hyacinth In Indonesia, water hyacinth is an invasive species that has established itself in freshwater lakes and rivers. It floats at the water’s surface and sends out many blossoming shoots. Over time, the shoots will form dense, expansive mat
Seagrass “Seagrass,” or sedge, grows naturally and abundantly in coastal areas of Indonesia. It is well known for its strength, pliability, and woven beauty.
Rattan Rattan is native to tropical forests in Southeast Asia. Until about the end of the 20th Century, most Indonesian rattan was harvested from wild forests. As forestlands shrank, the rattan industry devised different ways to sustain their supply
Pandan Leaf Pandan plants occur naturally and abundantly in Indonesia. Their leaves and fruit are edible and have medicinal attributes. Leaves are more commonly applied to weave strong and beautiful objects, including NBV burial vessels.
Banana Plant Fiber Banana Plant Fiber is used in many industries for a variety of purposes. In addition to the global renown of its many varieties of delicious fruit, much of the rest of banana plants, including the stalk, are also edible. Due to its