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About Us

During our time in Indonesia, we had the pleasure of getting to know many master artisans who use and recycle natural materials like teak wood, bamboo and coconut shells to produce exquisite furniture and décor.

The beautiful items they create are not only infused with love, care, and tradition, but also carry a light environmental footprint.

We quickly realized that these artisans were only offering these one-of-a-kind products locally.

They were very keen to offer their pieces abroad, yet didn’t have the time, resources, money, or professional skills to do so.

ONLY SUSTAINABLY-SOURCED MATERIALS

We use sustainably-sourced materials such as recycled wood, bamboo, rattan and others as they are all-natural and regenerating materials; nothing based on hydrocarbons.

*Below you can see main benefits of these materials, but if you want more info, you can check it out at the bottom of this page.

Upcycled Teak Wood

Upcycled Teak Wood
Teak's natural oils make it resistant to weather, bugs, and rot. Reclaimed teak develops more character over time.

Water Hyacinth

Water Hyacinth
Pound for pound, this weaved aquatic plant is stronger than maple. It ages beautifully.

Pandan Leaf

Pandan Leaf
Pandan's natural oils repel bugs and resist mildew. Since pandan is a fast-growing plant, using its leaves is an eco-friendly choice.

Banana Leaves

Banana Leaves
Tightly woven banana leaves create waterproof, food-safe surfaces that hold up to daily use.

Coconut Shells

Coconut Shells
Coconut shell bowls are harder than wood, resisting dents and scratches even when dropped.

Woven Grass

Woven Grass
Delicate strands of grass are handwoven into lightweight, natural fabrics. The small fibers create intricate patterns and textures.

Rattan

Rattan
Natural rattan has an inherent flexibility that prevents cracking. Its woven design molds to your body.

Cotton

Cotton
Grown without chemicals, organic cotton gets softer with every wash. It avoids shrinkage and pilling.

Bamboo

Bamboo
A bamboo surface resists scratches and stains better than many woods. It becomes harder with age.

When a home is more than just a place, but a feeling

We want your home to be a welcome oasis—your favorite place to gather, unwind, and make memories.

A place that embodies both your style and convictions. A place that expresses your unique nature.

Those are the core beliefs behind Mojo Boutique—an online store offering eco-friendly furniture and home décor items handmade by master artisans in Bali and rural Indonesia.

Thoughtfully designed and meticulously crafted, our soulful offerings make a sublime backdrop for your home, reminding you to simplify, slow down, and engage more deeply with your surroundings.

Embracing Conscious Consumerism

Conscious consumerism is at the heart of our business. Every aspect of our business, from the creation of the products to shipping them to your home, is done with the utmost care and respect for the artisans and nature.

We adhere to the highest standards of fair-trade practices and work hard to ensure that the CO2 generated when shipping our products from the artisan’s hands to your home is 100% offset. On top of that, we plant a tree for every order with our partner onetreeplanted.org.

Through Mojo Boutique, our biggest hope is that more people forego mass-produced items and embrace the uniqueness, craftsmanship, and far-reaching positive impacts of eco-friendly artisan products.

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MORE DETAILS ABOUT MATERIALS WE USE

Upcycled Wood

We are the only Boutique focusing exclusively on upcycled wood for all our wooden furniture. We use recycled wood coming from old furniture, demolished houses, or disaffected boats and other objects built from solid wood at the end of their lifetime. We choose strong wood known for aging well and wood having natural oil inside. Teak wood is the perfect example.When you opt for one of our recycled wooden furniture you make a perfect choice for our environment. No additional trees are cut and existing resources are valued instead of it becoming trash.However, you also make an esthetical choice! First quality teak wood looks nicer the older it is. The veins and knots of the wood are more visible, and its color is warmer, slightly more reddish/brownish. It simply has more character 😊To upcycle wooden furniture our artisans, need to sand it, polish it, remove all previous colors and nails before creating the new furniture or deco from zero. We use a 100% natural and handmade process to do so. On some of them and only on hidden parts, such as below a table or inside a drawer, you might see small painting dots or a scratch or small holes. It comes from the previous object before it has been upcycled.The good thing is that because it is recycled, each piece is different, and each wood has its own story and character. You will have a truly unique piece while making a mindful lifestyle choice.

Water Hyacinth

Did you know that water Hyacinth is one of the fastest-growing plants known? Some were found to even grow up to 5 meters a day in South East Asia. You can imagine the state of the plant after only two weeks. It grows like crazy! Each plant can also produce thousands of seeds each year, and these seeds can remain viable for more than 28 years. Such vigorous growers and reproducers!They are natural, but in most of the countries have been placed artificially. Because of its extreme invasive capacity, they have rapidly reached lakes and rivers. They must be collected to keep them under control. After having been picked and dried in the sun, it becomes a flexible and robust material. A perfect choice for natural, timeless, and durable items without affecting our precious natural resources, an ideal solution for any mindful shopper.

Pandan Leaf

Material from Pandan leave (or Daun Pandan in Indonesia) is surprisingly often confused with seagrass one. Seagrass cultivation can be damageable for the environment as it is a filter of the ocean and a nursery of many species. However, the Pandan leaves are, fortunately, a whole different story! Pandanus tree is used for centuries in South East Asia for cooking as well as clothing. The leaves are fast, and for this reason, there is no difference in its abundance noticed.Artisans collect the leaves, cutting only mature leaves so that the plant will naturally regenerate. The roots are anyway of no direct use, but only the older leaves are. It is an eco-friendly process as such. Then the leaves are sliced into thin strips and sorted. The whole process is more demanding than water hyacinth, for instance. Sometimes further chemical colouring is used on Pandan leaves, but at Mojo Boutique we don’t. Another ideal solution of material for any mindful shopper.

Banana Leaf

Banana leaves are large, flexible, and waterproof. They are often used as ecologically friendly disposable food containers or as “plates” in South East Asia.  They are also widely used for decorative and symbolic purposes in numerous Hindu and Buddhist ceremonies. Banana cultivation and use of its leave go back to at least 5000 BFC!We pick only the dry and already dead leaves, this is not only better for the environment, but it also makes the process easier. It is a robust and fully waterproof material and can be used to store bulky items or used in a bathroom.

Coconut Shell

Coconut is an excellent example of “everything can be used; we shouldn’t throw away anything.” After having drunk the coconut water or use it to make milk or powder, wouldn’t it be a pity to throw away the rest? The production of coconut bowls creates no waste at all! It is even the opposite as they are already “waste” as such. Unfortunately, each year, millions of coconut shells are burnt, and their combustion releases CO2 and methane in the atmosphere.So, if you chose to use a coconut bowl, you would have a stylish and quality bowl, but secondly, you will avoid burning the shell! What a win win win solution!Coconut shells are all different in sizes and shapes, like snowflakes ?. Like the rest of all the material we use at Mojo Boutique, they are natural and bio-degradable.Are you wondering what is the icing on the cake? It helps you to eat mindfully. Would you imagine putting a greasy or artificial food in such a natural and beauty bowl? Eyes are so important in the process of satisfaction, and this bowl allows us to enjoy pieces of apples as much as grassy chips. You don’t believe it? Have a try!

Woven Grass

Woven grass as a fabric implies the most delicate and tricky process to create. No need to wonder too long about the material: we are talking about grass — the most widely and abundant plant on earth ?. But not any green is chosen at Mojo: sustainable long stems only are picked. Because they are fragile, the woven process is minacious. This fabric is better to be used for a lovely finishing or to add some whiter line on the item, which allows avoiding chemical coloring for a last lighter touch.

Rattan

Rattans are lianas. They grow up to hundreds of meters long. It also grows much faster than most tropical wood. Rattan is easy to harvest, requires straightforward tools, and is much easier to transport. Rattan exploitation makes it a potential tool in forest maintenance. We work with rattan coming from the plantation and with harvesters who don’t cut stems too young to avoid reducing their ability to re-sprout.

Cotton

Everyone knows this soft and fluffy fiber. Visually many cottons can be similar. However, the process and the impact on our planet can be extremely different from one method of creation to another. We use organic and natural cotton without using dying chemicals.

Bamboo

Or should we call it the Popeye’s choice? It is sooooo resistant, and no surprise, the construction industry in Asia uses bamboo. Bamboo has a higher specific comprehensive strength than wood, bricks, or concrete and a tensile strength that rivals steel! At the same time and most importantly, it is eco-friendly. On top of that, bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants (as Water Hyacinth) in the world. Certain species grow 1 mm every 90 seconds, crazy no? We use it as a raw product, and there is no need to treat it using complicated and burdensome processes or chemicals. Bamboo is simply like the magic potion of any material and a smart choice of mindful shopper.

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