Rattan gets a new weave: Bengaluru’s Veyari turns cane furniture into embroidered art

Rattan gets a new weave: Bengaluru’s Veyari turns cane furniture into embroidered art

Sourced from over 600 species of palms native to tropical regions of Asia, Africa and Australasia, rattan’s earliest use was in basket weaving.

Rattan is all the rage in the home decor space. From partitions to wardrobe shutters and seating, it provides a subtle statement that is both organic and elegant. Sourced from over 600 species of palms native to tropical regions of Asia, Africa and Australasia, rattan’s earliest use was in basket weaving. Its market in the country is poised to hit $991 million as per the Indian Rattan Furniture Market (2025-2031) Outlook by 6Wresearch, with urban households buying rattan for indoor and outdoor use.

Thanks to its rapid growth cycle, replenishing every five to seven years, rattan proves sustainability and design integrity can happily coexist. But other than traditional weaving, has any atelier really embellished rattan or used it as a canvas to innovate?

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