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Trusted Handcrafted Bali teak furniture Carpentry, Indonesia. We specialize in custom, eco-friendly pieces for homes, hotels, and restaurants, etc. also responsible, efficient, and professional. SVLK certified, with worldwide shipping. Ready for all role bussines such B2C or B2B.

At Sebatik Carpentry, we believe that furniture is more than just a functional object — it is a statement of lifestyle, craftsmanship, and character. Based in Jepara, Indonesia. a region renowned as the heart of wood carving heritage.

Sebatik Carpentry specializes in the production of high-quality wooden furniture designed to enhance the aesthetic atmosphere of both residential and commercial spaces. We combine timeless materials such as sustainably sourced teak wood and exclusive natural stone with contemporary design, resulting in creations that reflect harmony between nature, tradition, and innovation.

Each piece is meticulously crafted by experienced artisans ensuring structural strength while delivering artistic value in every curve, surface, and joint. With a strong commitment to quality, ethical production, and personalized service, we serve a wide range of clients from private homeowners, architects, and interior designers, to hotels, villas, and resorts across the globe. Our collections are tailored to meet international standards, while still preserving the cultural touch and elegance of Indonesia.

Sebatik Carpentry is more than just a furniture brand, it is a celebration of craftsmanship, materials, and timeless beauty.

Combine wood with rattan, fabric, upholstery, leather, rope, synthetic, loom, seagrass, banana fiber, and more materials to match your design needs.

FULLY CUSTOM

Carefully selected solid wood for lasting strength and durability.

STRONG WOOD MATERIAL

Modern machinery ensures accuracy, stability, and consistent quality.

PRECISSON PRODUCTION

Experienced hands shaping every detail with care.

SKILLED CRAFTMANSIP

Neat finishing with flexible color and style options

CUSTOM FINISHINg

Secure packing and reliable worldwide shipping.

SAFE DELIVERY

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

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

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.

“The sign of maturity is not the absence of trials, but the presence of patience.”

- Ibn Ata’illah Al-Iskandari

Chairman & CEO