Rattan: Eco Friendly Furniture

Rattan is a naturally renewable palm thriving in tropical regions across Africa, Asia, and Australasia. Today rattan has widespread application in furniture and basket weaving, due to its remarkable durability and flexibility. It earns the label of eco-friendly for several compelling reasons:

Rattan is harvested sustainably.
Rattan undergoes harvesting in the wild or through cultivation methods that promote rapid plant regeneration. This sustainable approach not only safeguards the natural environment but also sustains the livelihoods of local communities.

Rattan is highly biodegradable.
Being a natural material, rattan possesses biodegradable properties, allowing it to decompose naturally without posing harm to the environment. This makes rattan a superior and environmentally friendly choice compared to synthetic materials.

Rattan plants actively sequester carbon dioxide.
Rattan plants actively sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, contributing significantly to the reduction of greenhouse gases and playing a role in climate change mitigation.

Rattan reduces the need for chemical treatments.
Rattan's natural resistance to pests and diseases diminishes the necessity for chemical treatments, thereby minimizing potential harm to the environment.

Rattan is versatile.
Rattan products boast a combination of durability and longevity, diminishing the need for frequent replacements. This not only aligns with sustainable consumption patterns but also contributes to a reduction in environmental impact.

Not only can you buy trendy, chic rattan from Auden and Avery but you can also feel good about doing so! The incorporation of rattan into products like furniture, home decor, and handicrafts aligns seamlessly with eco-friendly principles, encompassing sustainable sourcing, biodegradability, and a minimal environmental footprint. We'll cheers to that!