Woven by hand by artisans of Siak Sri Indrapura, Riau. Every piece is made to order, never by machine, for weddings, ceremonies and the days that matter most.
Made to order · 100% handwoven
Tap a photo to enlarge. Photos show sample work by our artisans. Every cloth is made to order.
Pucuk Rebung
Vivid red with gold-thread embroidery. Star flowers scattered across the cloth, bamboo-shoot borders along the hem.
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Grape purple with gold embroidery, shown with a fringed shawl.
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Soft cream base embroidered in gold. An elegant choice for weddings and ceremonies.
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Clean white base with red embroidery. Simple and bold.
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Deep mangosteen colour with silver embroidery. Shown with a lace-edged shawl.
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Striped in red, green, gold, purple and grey. White embroidery forms the wave of the siku keluang motif.
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Bands of red, black, blue, purple and grey edged in gold. White star flowers dot every band.
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2 side cloths (sarong) + 1 shawl
1 cloth + 1 shawl
1 side cloth (sarong)
Single piece
Every cloth is woven only after your order and payment are received. Motif and colour are confirmed on WhatsApp. Prices are in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Orders from abroad are welcome: the price in your currency and the shipping cost are confirmed on WhatsApp.
Siak weaving is a heritage of the Siak Sri Indrapura Sultanate. Each motif carries a piece of Malay wisdom: to be useful throughout life, responsible, courteous, honest and hopeful.
In Malay tradition, yellow is often linked to royal grandeur, red to courage, and green to fertility and faith. These three colours guide the design of this site.
The pointed tip of a young bamboo shoot. It stands for fertility and patience.
A motif drawn from the elbow of the fruit bat (keluang). One of the most ordered animal motifs.
Small star flowers scattered across the cloth, from the plant and star motifs of Siak weaving.
Every cloth here is woven by Siak artisans. No factory production.
Threads are set and woven by hand. One cloth takes days to weeks.
Your cloth is woven after you order and pay. There is no warehouse stock, so every piece feels personal.
Every purchase supports the artisans and helps keep the Siak Malay motifs from disappearing.
This weaving comes from a land rich in history. Come and see these places for yourself.
Built in 1889 by Sultan Syarif Hasyim, the 11th Sultan of Siak. Malay, Arab and European styles meet in one two-storey building.
Open in Maps Photo: Wagino, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
Built in 1886 as a hall for council, court and royal coronations. Today it is the Siak Museum of Culture and History.
Open in Maps Photo: Hazen Lel, CC0, Wikimedia Commons
The sultan's mosque in the town centre, a historic site that is always busy with visitors.
Open in Maps Photo: Hazen Lel, CC0, Wikimedia Commons
The resting place of several Sultans of Siak and their nobles.
Open in Maps Photo: DinaMardiati, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
The icon of Siak: 1,196 metres long and about 23 metres above the river, with two 80-metre towers.
Open in Maps Photo: anwar siak, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia CommonsSources: DJKN Kemenkeu · Good News from Indonesia
Browse the collection and pick the motif and colour you like.
Tap Order this cloth. We note your order and tell you the weaving time.
Payment is made up front, before the cloth is woven.
Siak artisans weave by hand, thread by thread. This takes time.
Your finished cloth is packed with care and sent to your address.
This is not a ready-stock shop. Each cloth is woven only after you order, so its colour and motif may differ slightly from the sample photo.
Send us a reference photo. Our artisans will weave the motif and colour closest to it.
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