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About Syam's Handycraft

Syam's Handycraft, operating as CV. Syams Indonesian Handicraft, is a company founded in 2019 that produces and exports handmade woven bags and other handicrafts made from recycled plastic synthetic rattan. The company is based in Karangrejo Village, Juwana District, Pati Regency, and works with around 350 local artisans, including housewives and local workers, to create its products. Its offerings include bags for formal, casual, travel, and beach use, as well as laundry baskets, hampers, vases, and gift items, available in various colors, patterns, and customizable designs. The company applies strict quality control and exports to countries including Japan, the United States, the Netherlands, Germany, Malaysia, and Brunei. It emphasizes environmentally friendly practices, local community empowerment, and innovation in converting plastic waste into synthetic rattan materials.