In the sixteenth century, Jepara was an important port; in early 1513, its king, Yunnus led an attack against Portuguese Malacca. His force is said to have been made up of one hundred ships and 5000 men from Jepara and Palembang but was defeated. Between 1518 and 1521 he apparently ruled over Demak. The rule of Ratu (’Queen’) Kalinyamat in the latter sixteenth century was, however, Jepara’s most influential. Jepara again attacked Malacca in 1551 this time with Johor but was defeated, and in 1574 besieged Malacca for three months.It was the site of an English Fort in the 1600s. It is the birthplace of Indonesian national heroine Kartini

Contemporary Jepara
The population is almost entirely Javanese and over 95% Muslim. In the 16th century it was an independent kingdom, and was twice burned by the Dutch. As a pesisir (’coastal’) area many traders from around the world landed in Jepara centuries ago. As a result, some of Jepara’s resident have at part European, Chinese, Arabs, Malay or Bugis ancestry.The town is renowned its furniture industry. The production of teak furniture, employs approximately 80,000 people in the town, working in a large number of mainly small workshops. The trade has brought considerable prosperity to Jepara, well above the average for Central Java. Since there is a large export trade, the fall in the value of the rupiah against the U.S. dollar and other currencies has probably led to an increase in income for the [furniture makers]. Jepara is also well known for a distinct fruit named Durian Petruk

How to visit Jepara
Jepara is a small town north of Semarang, the capital of Central Java province. It takes 45 minutes air plane trip from Jakarta or Bali to Semarang. When you arrive at the Bandara Ahmad Yani, the Semarang’s airport, take a taxi and tell the driver you would like to go to Jepara. The trip to Jepara takes 2 hours time.

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Since the Middle Ages, teak wood has been prized as material in the shipbuilding industry because the wood has the unique qualities of not rotting or accumulating rust even when joined with metal. Due to its high oil content, teak wood is water repellent which also makes it resistant to insect infestation. Early teak furniture makers recognized these weatherproof advantages when British sailing ships were decommissioned but the teak was still salvageable.

In the 1800s during the Victorian era, furniture makers experimented with the idea of creating teak furniture for outdoor use – and that is one of the primary markets for teak furniture even today. Teak park benches still in use in some European cities date back 100 years.

Today’s teak furniture market is driven by consumers who know and appreciate the qualities and longevity of teak furniture. In addition to its reputation for durability, teak furniture is known for its rich warm color and satiny smooth surface. Patio furniture is a prime example of fine teak furniture, but teak is also fashioned into outdoor decking, indoor tables and chairs, and executive office furniture

If you are in the market for teak furniture, you may be surprised to find out that teak furniture is quite expensive. But, if you are tired of replacing your patio furniture every year or so, the purchase of teak furniture may actually save you money over the years.

INDONESIA TEAK WOOD PLANTATION, depeloved by the Dutch nearly two hundreds years ago, now its owned and managed by Indonesian Government. Indonesia Public Corporation Forestry, PERUM PERHUTANI, is responsible for managing a strict policy regarding the size and quality of trees felled each year. Perum Perhutani diligently has applied the policy of cutting and replanting that has been the base of successfully teak wood cultivation in Java since the middle of 19th Century . As part of our commitment to protect the environment and which sustain the need of long term supply, we use legalized Timber from Perum Perhutani Plantation Only.

Our furniture products are made in by craftsmen, whose skills and perfect understanding of this wood are demonstrated in the design and construction of the highest quality products.

All range collections featuring Garden Furniture are teak benches, teak tables, folding table, extending table, oval table, octagonal table, folding chairs, steamer, lounger, reclining chair, Stacking Chair, garden accessories, etc.
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Teak Chairs Furniture

Teak Benches Furniture

Teak Tables Furniture

Teak Loungers Furniture

Teak Accessories

Teak Sets Furniture

Our ability to manage our own quality of teak line products, Created Luxury Teak Furniture with INNOVATIVE, STRONG CONSTRUCTION, COMFORTABLE, Highest  Class Quality (GRADE A)

With Good Reputation, our Company always keep on standard Export quality, of course all of our customers were satisfied by range luxury teak furniture that they have bought from us.
We have been exporting our products to many countries at Europe, USA and Australia, We serve for Importers, Wholesalers, Restaurants, Resorts, Apartments, Hotel projects, etc.
As the best service and quality are our goal, we will satisfy you with The Best quality (Grade A) with Competitive prices !
You will see that you are in the right place and person to deal with for long term relationship.

MATERIAL

QUALITY
We Produced Teak garden furniture at a Highest Class Quality Standard (GRADE A).
We manufacture with carefully in processing, Teak Wood that has been Kiln dried, We do concern that the MC (moisture content) is the most important things to achieve the wood quality, We only send the goods with MC lower than 15%. (No Cracking), Fine Sanded Finishing (Soft, Smooth),  good packaging

PRICES
Do not worry! Our Company will Give FOB Price is VERY COMPETITIVE and REASONABLE PRICES.

DELIVERY
Moreover, we do responsible with our commitment for delivery time, ON TIME DELIVERY!

All the products used genuine solid teak taken from PERHUTANI

Teak Wood (Tectona Grandis) is a very strong oily wood that resists pet, mold and mildew and splintering. Teak wood durable in each climate or weather in all around the world, such as summer, winter, snow, spring, rainy, hot (all seasons)

Teak wood is sturdy, evergreen tree indigenous to the tropical climate of Southeastern Asia. Indonesian Teak wood, the favorite among shipbuilders in centuries past for its durability, is a tight-grained hardwood with a naturally high oil content making it impervious to the constant salty wind and water, withering sunlight, and lashing rains of the untamed seas – or the wild possibilities of your own backyard.
Teak weathers gracefully, maturing to an elegant, silvery gray over time!