SEBATIK CARPENTRY

Your Trusted Handcraft Jepara Teak Furniture Carpentry

Sebatik Carpentry is a trusted solid teak furniture manufacturer based in Jepara, Indonesia — globally recognized for its woodworking heritage and craftsmanship excellence.

We specialize in custom-made teak furniture for residential, hospitality, and commercial projects across the United States, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East. Our production combines skilled handcraft techniques with modern machinery to ensure structural strength, precision detailing, and consistent quality at scale.

Using responsibly sourced, SVLK-certified teak wood, we manufacture furniture designed to perform in diverse climates — from tropical environments to dry desert conditions.

With professional project management, transparent communication, and reliable worldwide shipping, we serve architects, interior designers, wholesalers, developers, hotels, and private clients with export-ready solutions for both B2B and B2C markets.

At Sebatik Carpentry, we build more than furniture — we build long-term partnerships through quality, integrity, and timeless design.

Wood combined with rattan, leather, fabric, rope, and more.

FULLY CUSTOM

Beyond solid teak wood, we specialize in custom furniture with mixed materials, integrating rattan, upholstery, leather, rope, synthetic fibers, loom weaving, seagrass, banana fiber, and other natural elements. This flexibility allows us to support diverse design concepts while maintaining structural strength and premium finishing standards.

Carefully selected solid wood for lasting strength and durability.

STRONG WOOD MATERIAL

As a trusted teak furniture manufacturer in Indonesia, we carefully select premium solid teak wood known for its strength, density, and long-term durability. Every timber is properly kiln-dried to achieve optimal moisture content, ensuring structural stability and resistance to cracking or warping. Our commitment to high-grade raw materials guarantees export quality furniture built for long-lasting performance.

Modern machinery ensures accuracy, stability, and consistent quality.

PRECISSON PRODUCTION

Our custom furniture production process combines skilled craftsmanship with modern machinery to achieve precise dimensions, clean joinery, and consistent quality. Advanced equipment enhances efficiency while maintaining strict quality control standards. This balance allows us to serve international projects, wholesale buyers, and large-scale developments with reliable and uniform results.

Experienced hands shaping every detail with care.

SKILLED CRAFTMANSIP

Located in Jepara, the heart of Indonesian woodworking, we preserve generations of craftsmanship expertise. Our experienced artisans shape each piece with attention to proportion, detail, and structural integrity. As an experienced Indonesia furniture supplier, we ensure that every product reflects both traditional woodworking excellence and contemporary design standards.

Neat finishing with flexible color and style options

CUSTOM FINISHINg

We offer fully customizable finishing options tailored to your project requirements. From natural teak tones to custom stains, matte or semi-gloss finishes, and protective coatings, each surface is carefully prepared and inspected. Our finishing process enhances the natural beauty of wood while providing long-term durability suitable for residential, hospitality, and commercial environments.

Secure packing and reliable worldwide shipping.

SAFE worldwide shipping

As an export furniture manufacturer, we provide secure packing using international shipping standards. Each product is protected with export-grade materials to ensure safe delivery worldwide. From factory to final destination, we prioritize damage prevention, logistical reliability, and timely shipment.

We focus on quality, trust, and long-term partnerships.

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

We build long-term partnerships with global clients, including showrooms, interior designers, villa projects, hotels, and restaurants. Clear communication, transparent production timelines, and consistent quality make us a reliable partner for wholesale teak furniture and project-based orders. Your satisfaction is the foundation of our business growth.

RAMADHAN KAREEM

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Jepara, 14 February 2026

Centuries before modern design found its language, the story of Indonesian furniture had already begun—rooted in timber, shaped by hand, and guided by tradition. Across the archipelago, wood was never merely material; it was heritage. It carried the memory of forests, the rhythm of seasons, and the philosophy of craftsmanship passed from one generation to the next.

Among these traditions, the town of Jepara emerged as a quiet epicenter of excellence. Since the era of the Majapahit Kingdom and further refined during the influences of Islamic, Chinese, and European trade, Jepara developed a distinctive vocabulary of form and ornamentation. Carved teak panels adorned royal courts, sacred spaces, and noble homes, each motif telling stories of belief, status, and cultural exchange.

Teak wood—abundant, resilient, and noble—became the foundation of this legacy. Its strength symbolized endurance; its grain reflected refinement. In Jepara, carving was not decoration alone, but devotion. Artisans trained for years to master proportion, relief, and depth, transforming solid timber into living narratives of flora, geometry, and myth.

The colonial period introduced new design perspectives, blending European classicism with local craftsmanship. What emerged was not imitation, but adaptation—an evolving identity that positioned Jepara as a bridge between tradition and global taste. Furniture from this region traveled beyond the islands, carrying with it the unmistakable signature of Indonesian artistry.

In the modern era, Jepara continues to honor its roots while embracing innovation. Machinery enhances precision, yet the human touch remains central. Designs evolve to meet contemporary lifestyles, but the soul of craftsmanship endures. Workshops that once served royal patrons now collaborate with architects, designers, and global markets—expanding horizons without losing authenticity.

Today, when one encounters furniture crafted in Jepara, one witnesses more than an object of utility. It is a continuation of history—shaped by culture, strengthened by material, and elevated by generations of skill.

From forest to form, from tradition to innovation, the story of Indonesian furniture—especially that of Jepara—remains a testament to the enduring dialogue between heritage and design.

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