Expertly Crafted Weaving – A Fusion of Tradition & Durability
Weaving is an ancient craft deeply rooted in Indonesian heritage, passed down through generations. At POPPOU, we embrace this tradition by integrating both natural and synthetic weaving materials, each offering unique qualities in aesthetics, strength, and durability.
Our selection includes natural options like rattan, banana fiber, and pandan, known for their organic beauty and cultural significance, as well as Viro Rope, a high-performance synthetic fiber designed for extreme outdoor durability. Each material is carefully processed and woven by skilled artisans, ensuring that our furniture combines authentic craftsmanship with modern resilience.
Whether you seek the warmth of natural fibers or the ultra-durable performance of synthetic alternatives, our weaving options provide exceptional style, comfort, and longevity for both indoor and outdoor settings.

The Versatility and Sustainability of
Natural Rattan weaving
Rattan is a naturally renewable climbing plant that thrives in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, with Indonesia being the world’s leading producer. Unlike hardwood, rattan is a fast-growing, lightweight, and highly flexible material, making it an eco-friendly and practical alternative for furniture production. Its light golden hue adds warmth and a touch of the tropics to any space.
One of rattan’s most remarkable qualities is its exceptional durability. It can withstand high humidity, resist decay, and is naturally insect-repellent, making it a popular choice for outdoor furniture. Over the past decade, rattan has surged in demand across Western markets, admired for its organic aesthetic and resilience.
However, unregulated harvesting has led to deforestation and habitat loss. Today, Indonesia and select regions in Borneo are the only places where rattan is sustainably cultivated on government-regulated plantations, ensuring responsible sourcing and environmental preservation.

A Tradition of Craftsmanship
Natural Pandan Weaving
Banana and pandan plants grow abundantly across Indonesia, deeply embedded in the nation's culture and daily life. These versatile plants play a significant role in Indonesian cuisine, where their leaves are used for cooking, wrapping, and enhancing flavors. In traditional homebuilding, banana and pandan leaves have long been used for roofing, fencing, and decorative elements. Historically, banana leaves even served as one of the earliest writing surfaces, influencing the evolution of written language in the region.
Beyond their functional uses, banana and pandan leaves are essential to Indonesia’s rich weaving heritage. This ancient craft has been passed down through generations, preserving the art of natural fiber weaving. The process begins with harvesting the leaves, followed by boiling and cleaning to remove impurities. They are then cut into precise strips, boiled again, and carefully dried to ensure longevity and durability. Once prepared, the fibers are skillfully woven into beautiful, handcrafted furniture, adding a distinctive natural touch to any space

A Durable & Eco-Friendly Alternative
Synthetic Viro Rope
In addition to our natural weaving materials, we offer Viro Rope, a high-quality synthetic alternative designed to mimic the natural beauty of water hyacinth. Made from environmentally friendly, recyclable HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene), Viro Rope provides a tropical aesthetic while offering superior durability.
Engineered for outdoor use, this material is completely UV-resistant and 100% waterproof, ensuring no fading, discoloration or water damage over time. Its unique production process enhances water resistance and longevity, making it an ideal choice for outdoor furniture. Viro Rope combines the authentic appearance of natural fibers with modern durability, offering a sustainable and long-lasting alternative to traditional weaving materials.