Import Ethnic Furniture — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

U.D. Aleratni supplies handcrafted ethnic furniture sourced from traditional Balinese workshops near Ubud, featuring solid teak, mahogany, and rattan with hand-carved motifs inspired by Hindu-Buddhist iconography. Each piece is assembled without nails or glue, using mortise-and-tenon joinery, with surface finishes achieved through natural oil or wax rather than synthetic lacquers. Dimensions vary by item but commonly include seat heights of 45 cm, table depths of 75 cm, and armrests shaped to ergonomic contours typical of Javanese design.

The wood used is reclaimed or FSC-certified from regulated Indonesian forests, with moisture content measured at 10-12% to prevent warping in humid climates. Carvings are done by artisans trained in regional lineages, resulting in patterns such as kala heads, floral vines, and geometric mandalas that differ by village of origin. Surface tolerances for flatness are typically within 2 mm per linear meter, consistent with standard artisanal woodworking practices in Bali. No particleboard, MDF, or veneers are used in these pieces.

This furniture is purchased by boutique hotels in Southeast Asia, luxury residential designers in Europe, and specialty retailers in North America seeking culturally authentic pieces. Buyers typically order in full container loads of 20 or 40 feet, with packaging using custom wooden crates and coconut fiber padding to protect carved surfaces. Trade terms are offered as FOB Port of Tanjung Priok or CIF to major global ports, with minimum order quantities starting at one full container due to production lead times.

U.D. Aleratni operates from Jalan Raya Sakah, Ubud, Bali, and functions as a direct exporter of furniture produced by a network of independent Balinese workshops. The supplier does not own a factory but coordinates production across 12 verified artisan collectives, all located within 30 km of Ubud. The listing confirms no corporate certifications such as ISO or FSSAI are held by the supplier or its makers, and no third-party audit reports are available.

Response metrics show no recorded replies to buyer inquiries, and the supplier tier is classified as imported, indicating no direct manufacturing capacity. The supplier’s trust tier is harbor, meaning it has passed basic platform identity verification but lacks financial or production audits. All product information is derived from direct artisan input, not corporate documentation.