Import Darminah/Teak Wood/Wooden Comb/Handmade — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Indonesia

The Darminah wooden comb is a handcrafted grooming tool made primarily from teak wood, sized at 6.5 cm × 10 cm × 0.8 cm (length × width × depth). Each box contains five individual combs, and the product is produced by artisans in Mojowarno, East Java, under the Kimagro Samudra brand. The description also notes that alternative variants use sono wood, a dense rose‑wood with dark fibres. All pieces are finished with a water‑based coating that complies with European Chemical Agency REACH and US‑EPA regulations.

Teak wood offers natural resistance to moisture and insects, making it a common choice for durable household items; typical hardwood density ranges from 0.60 to 0.70 g/cm³ and Janka hardness is around 1,150 lbf, which aligns with the performance expected of this comb. The water‑based finish is free from harmful solvents, a standard practice for eco‑friendly wooden accessories. In the broader market, wooden combs are valued for their static‑free interaction with hair and their ability to distribute scalp oils evenly. The use of legally sourced timber and reclaimed furniture waste reflects standard sustainability practices in Indonesian woodcraft.

Importers targeting salons, boutique gift shops, or direct‑to‑consumer channels often request bulk cartons and FOB terms, though exact minimum order quantities are not disclosed in the listing. Packaging is presented as five‑piece boxes, which can be repacked into larger export cartons as needed. Prospective buyers should confirm lead times, incoterms and payment conditions directly with Kimagro Samudra before placing an order.

Kimagro Samudra is registered in Banda Aceh City, Aceh Province on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia. The supplier is listed under the ‘harbor’ trust tier, with a response rate currently recorded as 0 % and an average response time of 0 hours, indicating that communication metrics are not publicly available. The company draws on more than 50 years of hereditary experience in wood‑based products, operating a workshop that employs local craftsmen from Mojowarno, East Java.

According to the listing, Kimagro Samudra sources legal timber approved by the Indonesian government and incorporates reclaimed furniture waste into its production, supporting circular‑economy principles. The business offers both teak and sono wood options, applying a water‑based finish that meets European and US chemical regulations. No additional certifications, production capacities, or client references are disclosed.