Wooden INDRA stool made of Trembesi with a seat made of woven recycled paper

• Seat 55 x 45 cm, height 45 cm
• Made from durable, sustainable rain tree wood
• with a unique seat made from recycled paper fibers
• The packaging is plastic-free
• 100% handmade and fairly traded

If you are looking for an exceptional stool that combines functionality and environmental awareness, this handcrafted Indra stool made of dark Trembesi wood with x-shaped legs and a seat made of woven recycled paper is the perfect choice. Each stool is made by skilled craftsmen with great dedication and care to ensure every detail is perfect.

The dark Trembesi wood gives Indra a warm look that looks great in any room. The x-shaped legs not only provide stability, but also give the stool a unique touch that fits seamlessly into any interior style.

Indra's seat is made of woven recycled paper, which is not only environmentally friendly but also offers a fascinating texture and look. Despite its delicate appearance, the stool can hold up to 90 kg and is therefore practical and robust at the same time.

Mass weight:

Length x width x height: 55x40x45 cm
Weight: 4.60kg

SOEJI products are artfully crafted unique pieces. Due to hand manufacturing and natural material variations, they may vary slightly in size, color and shape.

Main material: Trembesi (rain tree/monkey pod wood)

Trembesi is also known as the rain tree and is found widely throughout Southeast Asia, where it often grows on streets or in parks. Since the tree originally comes from South America, no rainforest has to be cut down for wood production in Indonesia: The fast-growing tree is usually found in urban areas, where it was planted by humans as an ornament. To limit growth, the sprawling branches are regularly cut and the wood is used for furniture production. This Trembesi comes from East Java. The wood is relatively similar to teak in terms of color and structure, but has a significantly better sustainability record.

Other materials: recycled paper

This stool is handmade in Java, Indonesia
When selecting local producers, Soeji attaches great importance to fair pay and good working conditions. In the factories where they source their goods, they only work with adult and experienced artisans. No harmful chemicals are used in the manufacturing process. Since all work steps are carried out by hand, the production process causes hardly any greenhouse gas emissions. Soeji ensures all of this through regular on-site visits and permanent personal contact with the companies.