A nostalgic sight in Indian interior decor, rattan is constantly being reinvented even in luxury home furniture and decor as the world is steadily moving towards an eco-friendly aesthetic. Here are a ...

With its warm tan colour and trademark weave pattern, rattan furniture was once the quintessential feature of many Indian homes in the ’70s and ’80s. Now, in more forms than the classic teak chairs, ...

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. In a small factory in Thurmaston, near Leicester, strands of rattan cane are woven through cages of bent sticks and ...

Deng Feifei displays one of her rattan-woven works. [Photo provided to China Daily] In the rattan-weaving museum in Huangguan town, Shaanxi province, Deng Feifei runs her fingers along the curves of a ...

The art of rattan weaving has gone long past its heyday in Singapore. Rattan is used for a variety of purposes, more notably in the making of furniture, handicraft, and as building materials or ...

Since the age of 7, he was mesmerized by his father's calloused hands, from which soft rattan vines seemed to come alive, morphing into chairs, baskets, sun hats, and occasionally even a little ...

Traditional weaving has been preserved and passed down through the generations of Thai people in Ngoc Chien Commune, Muong La District, of the northwestern province of Son La. To preserve traditional ...