A percentage of every sale goes back to the village of Sade

Folded Lombok ikat cloth in pink and maroon with a Sade woven label

Our story

A little piece of Lombok, with a bigger purpose.

Sade Woven was born from a love of Indonesian craftsmanship and a desire to help preserve the traditional weaving culture of Lombok.

Our connection to the village of Sade inspired us to create something meaningful: beautiful pieces that celebrate the skills, heritage and people behind the fabric.

A percentage of every sale goes back to the village of Sade.

Recently, the village suffered a devastating fire, leaving families facing the enormous task of rebuilding their homes and livelihoods from scratch.

When you buy a Sade Woven piece, you are not just buying something special for your child. You are also helping support the community and the traditions behind it.

Aerial view of the village of Sade after the fire, with burnt-out homes and villagers among the ruins
The village of Sade after the fire.

Woven by hand on a wooden loom

Every piece starts as cotton thread. In ikat weaving, the threads are tied and dyed before they go on the loom, which gives the pattern its soft, feathered edges.

The cloth is then woven by hand on a wooden loom. No two lengths come out the same, so every jacket and sarong is the only one of its kind. When a piece sells, it is gone.

Wear the story. Support the makers.

A sarong taking shape on the loom in Lombok.