Rattan Floor Lamps Wholesale (Bali/Java Handwoven)

Honest buyer note: Our lamps are handwoven by village artisans in Bali and Java, so expect natural colour variation and a size tolerance of roughly ±1–3 cm on larger shades. All prices, MOQs, lead times and container counts are indicative ranges (2024–2025, FOB Indonesia) and final pricing is by quote. Standard wiring is E27 at 220–240 V; we can supply CE-compliant wiring or shade-only (no electrics) so you meet UL/UKCA or local standards in your market — we don’t imply certification we don’t hold. Natural fibre is moisture-sensitive, so we dry, treat and pack appropriately and recommend acclimatisation on arrival. Rattan is generally not CITES-listed. We coordinate vetted workshops and handle export documentation.

Rattan floor lamps wholesale means buying handwoven standing lamps in bulk directly from Bali/Java workshops and export houses, with clear specs, MOQs and FOB price ranges. On this page we unpack how our wholesale rattan floor lamp program works: weaving methods, bases, sizes, quality tolerances, export packing and real-world indicative pricing.

What You Get With Our Rattan Floor Lamps Wholesale Program

Wholesale customers use us as a B2B “desk” into Bali and Java production, not a single factory claim. We coordinate vetted weaving and metal/wood base workshops in Cirebon (Java) and Bali, then consolidate, finish and QC through export partners in Bali.

Handwoven rattan, bamboo and seagrass floor lamp shades
Wood and metal standing bases (tripod, round plate, rod)
OEM and custom designs from sketches, photos or samples
Bulk export: LCL and full-container loads, FOB Indonesian ports

Every woven floor lamp bulk order balances three things: design, price point and container efficiency. We focus the discussion on those from the first RFQ.

Materials: Rattan, Bamboo & Seagrass For Standing Lamps

Most standing rattan lamp export projects use a mix of core rattan, split rattan and sometimes seagrass or bamboo detail. All weaving is done by hand in village workshops.

Rattan Types We Actually Use

Raw rattan is sourced by our partners from Kalimantan and Sulawesi, then processed in Java into:

Core rattan (round peel) – 2–6 mm; used for open and lattice frames.
Split rattan (flat) – 3–8 mm; used for tighter basket or herringbone weave.
Full pole rattan – 10–30 mm; used for structural hoops or frame rings.
Rattan webbing – machine-woven sheets; sometimes clipped onto metal frames for mid-century styles.

Rattan used is generally not CITES-listed. That does not remove local harvest rules: suppliers still need cutting permits and transport documentation inside Indonesia. We check documents at export stage but do not present ourselves as a forestry auditor.

Bamboo & Seagrass Options

For floor lamps, bamboo and seagrass appear mainly as accents:

Bamboo strips – interlaced with rattan for more rigid, linear patterns.
Seagrass cord – hand-twisted and woven for coastal looks; usually on smaller or accent shades to avoid weight issues on tall stands.

We can combine materials in one collection (for example, rattan main weave with seagrass banding) to hit multiple price points off the same base design.

Weaving Styles & Shade Shapes For Floor Lamps

Floor lamps interact with furniture layout more than ceiling pendants, so we pay close attention to footprint and glare.

Common Shade Shapes For Floor Lamps

Drum – straight cylinder; 30–60 cm diameter. Good for modern hotels and retail.
Cone / tapered drum – wider at bottom; helps push light downward and reduce eye-level glare.
Oval / capsule – narrow in one axis for tight corners behind sofas.
Tower / column – 120–160 cm woven shade over internal frame; effectively a full woven floor lamp with minimal separate base.
Organic “gourd” / pebble forms – built over metal or rattan ribs, read as more casual/boho.

Size tolerance on large woven shades is typically ±1–3 cm in diameter/height due to hand tension and natural fiber movement. If you need tight fitting to proprietary frames, tell us your critical dimensions early.

Weave Types You Can Specify

Weaving is done in Bali and, for volume, in Cirebon:

Open weave – spaced ribs, airy; good for decorative lamps where bare bulb is acceptable.
Lattice / cross weave – criss-cross pattern, more coverage but still lots of shadow play.
Tight basket weave – split rattan or webbing, more diffused light; better for hotel rooms where guests sit close to the lamp.
Combination weaves – open body with tighter lower band to shield direct bulb view from seated position.

Finishes range from natural raw rattan to light wash, medium honey, darker walnut, limed/whitewashed, and solid painted color. Darker stains need more thorough drying and sealing to avoid odor and moisture problems in transit; we adjust process and lead time accordingly.

Floor Lamp Bases: Wood vs Metal

Wholesale rattan floor lamps are rarely only about the shade. Most buyers want assembled or knockdown bases, or at least compatible fittings.

Wooden Bases

Common for rustic and coastal collections:

Materials: mindi, mahogany, teak offcut in some higher-end projects.
Shapes: tripod legs with central rod, simple turned column on round base plate, or square “plinth” bases.
Finishes: clear PU, light oak stain, dark walnut, black paint.

Wood bases are heavier for the same cost versus thin metal, so freight cost per piece is higher. For large chain retailers we often push wood bases into knockdown construction (legs unbolt from plate) to improve packing ratio.

Metal Bases

Metal bases dominate higher-volume standing rattan lamp export programs because they ship flatter.

Materials: mild steel tube and plate, occasionally stainless for coastal/outdoor-adjacent use (though woven part is still for covered spaces).
Finishes: powder-coated black, white, sand; sometimes brushed brass/gold tone.
Options: heavy round plate base, three-rod cluster, or slim rod with weighted disc.

Metal bases are usually produced in Java, finished, then sent to weaving workshops or to Bali for assembly, QA and packing.

Base Stability & Safety

For floor lamps, tipping is a major concern:

We target base plate diameter 25–40 cm depending on shade size.
For tall tower designs up to 160–170 cm, we prefer internal metal skeleton and weighted bottom ring.
We design for normal indoor use, not for high-traffic public atriums with heavy impact risk.

We do not certify stability under specific national standards; responsibility for final conformity in your market remains with you. We can adjust design if you share your required test references.

Standard Sizes & Custom Dimensions

Below are common ranges we work with for woven floor lamp bulk orders. All values are indicative, last verified June 2026, and refined to your RFQ.

Type	Overall Height	Shade Diameter	Typical Use
Compact floor lamp	120–135 cm	25–35 cm	Small rooms, retail corners
Standard reading lamp	140–155 cm	30–45 cm	Living rooms, hotel guest rooms
Tall statement lamp	160–180 cm	40–55 cm	Lobbies, restaurants, showrooms
Woven tower lamp	120–160 cm	20–35 cm	Narrow corners, corridors

We can match your existing dimensions or develop new ones from sketches. Remember the ±1–3 cm tolerance on handwoven parts.

Wiring, Voltage & Certification Transparency

We want you to know exactly what is and is not covered on electrics.

Bulb holder: standard E27 fittings are the default.
Voltage: Indonesian supply and most workshop stock wiring is 220–240 V.
Plugs: two-pin Euro-style plugs are common; we can ship without plug or with region-specific plugs on request and by quote.

For regulatory compliance:

We can spec and assemble wiring using CE-compliant components for EU projects if requested. You remain responsible for final conformity and documentation in your territory.
For UL or UKCA requirements, most buyers order shade-only and arrange local wiring and certification. We support this by designing shade fixings around your local hardware.
We do not claim blanket global electrical certification for every design.

If you need us to supply shade-only rattan floor lamps wholesale, we simply omit cables, bulb holders and plugs, and adjust FOB accordingly.

Packing, Assembly & Moisture Management

Floor lamps are bulkier than pendants, so packing strategy matters for your landed cost.

Assembled vs Knockdown

There are three basic modes:

Fully assembled: Shade fixed on base, pre-wired. Best for higher-end furniture stores; lowest labor in your warehouse, highest volume per lamp.
Semi-knockdown: Shade intact; base separated into 2–3 parts, simple screw connection. Good compromise on space and unpacking effort.
Shade-only: Just woven shades nested inside each other; bases and wiring handled locally. Highest packing density and flexibility.

Most standing rattan lamp export containers use semi-knockdown or shade-only to keep per-piece cubic meter usage viable.

Cartons, Protection & Labelling

Standard export packing options:

Individual 5-ply cartons for retail-ready product.
Bulk master cartons / nested packing for project orders with on-site unpacking teams.
Foam, cardboard skeletons and corner protection for bases.
Silica gel and anti-mould paper inside each carton for sea freight.

Cartons are labelled with item code, finish, quantity, “Made in Indonesia” and your internal SKU/barcode if you share it.

Moisture, Mould Risk & How We Mitigate It

Natural fiber plus weeks at sea always carries some mould risk, especially in rainy seasons.

We manage it via:

Proper rattan drying before weaving and again after finishing.
Controlled storage in ventilated spaces, not directly on warehouse floors.
Anti-mould spray or dip on request and by quote.
Desiccant inside cartons and in container corners.

You still need to acclimatise products after arrival: open cartons, let lamps breathe and dry in a clean, ventilated area before moving into plastic wrap or sealed retail spaces.

FOB Price Ranges & Cost Drivers

We do not run a single price list. Instead, we quote each woven floor lamp bulk project against current material, labor and freight realities. All figures below are indicative 2024–2025 ranges, FOB Indonesia and by quote, last verified June 2026.

Simple shade-only floor lamp shades (open weave, 30–40 cm dia):
approx. US$8–18 per piece FOB depending on size, weave density and finish, at MOQ levels.
Floor lamp with metal knockdown base, wired:
approx. US$25–55 per piece FOB depending on height, base complexity, finish and packing spec.
Tall woven tower lamps (120–160 cm) with internal frame:
approx. US$30–70 per piece FOB depending on frame material and weave style.

Cost drivers you should be aware of:

Rattan diameter and weave density (tight weave uses more material and labor).
Shade size and height.
Base material (metal often cheaper to ship than solid wood for same stability).
Finish: natural is lower cost than full paint or multi-step stains.
Wiring complexity and plug type.
Packing level: retail-ready individual boxes vs bulk.
Order volume and mix within container.

For an RFQ, send rough volumes per SKU, target landed price band and key markets. That lets us adjust specification before you commit.

MOQ, Lead Times & Container Loading

Minimum Order Quantities (MOQs)

Because we coordinate multiple workshops, MOQs vary. As a general orientation (indicative 2024–2025, by quote):

Per design / color: 30–50 pcs for shade-only; 50–100 pcs for full floor lamps with base.
Per shipment: mixed models to reach at least ~5–8 m³ for economic LCL; full 20′ or 40′ container recommended for serious programs.

Smaller trial runs are often possible at higher per-piece cost; share your launch plan and we can propose realistic starting volumes.

Lead Times

From 30% deposit to FOB port loading, typical lead times:

Repeat orders, minor variation: ~6–9 weeks.
New designs with sampling: 10–14 weeks including sampling rounds and approvals.
Peak season (pre-Christmas, pre-summer): add 2–3 weeks.

Sea freight transit to your port is on top of this and depends on route and carrier. We can coordinate booking with your forwarder or introduce export partners; you remain the contract holder with shipping lines or forwarders.

Container Counts & Loading Efficiency

Floor lamps are volume-heavy. Actual counts are design-dependent, but for planning:

20′ container: often ~250–450 full floor lamps (mixed) if using semi-knockdown bases and nested shades.
40′ HC container: often ~600–900 full floor lamps, or significantly more shade-only units.

Slim tower lamps and shade-only programs can push counts higher; large organic shades and assembled wood bases lower counts. We can run a loading simulation once we have your target mix.

How Development & Quality Control Work

Design Development

Most buyers interact with us in three modes:

Existing collection pick – you choose from our catalog; we may adapt dimensions/finish.
OEM from your sketch or sample – we develop our own weaving and base construction around your concept.
Cost-down version of an existing idea – same visual language but optimized for your price band.

We start with photos, basic dimensions and target FOB window, then suggest weave type, frame material and base construction to match.

Sampling

Sampling is almost always required for new wholesale rattan floor lamp programs. Expect:

1–2 iterations for straightforward adaptations.
2–4 iterations for new silhouettes or tricky dimensions.

Sample costs and courier charges are by quote and normally deductible from bulk order at agreed volumes.

Quality Checks & Handmade Variance

We inspect:

Weave tightness and pattern consistency.
Frame alignment and base stability.
Shade-to-base fit.
Finish coverage (stain/paint), drips and roughness.
Basic wiring function where supplied.

Expect some handmade character:

Color variation between batches, especially on natural and stained finishes.
Minor weave irregularities on organic shapes.
Size tolerance around ±1–3 cm on large woven elements.

If your brand needs tighter control, we can set stricter acceptance specs and adjust pricing and rejection handling accordingly.

Sustainability Position: Honest, Not Slogan-Based

Rattan is a fast-growing vine and regrows after cutting. It supports rural artisan livelihoods in Bali and Java village workshops. Those are real positives.

We do not market generic “certified sustainable” claims for all products. If you need FSC, PEFC or other chain-of-custody documentation for wooden components, this must be requested and confirmed case by case, and may narrow supplier options and increase lead times and cost.

We are also clear that:

Sea freight has a carbon footprint.
Anti-mould treatments can involve chemicals, though we aim for options balanced between performance and safety.

If you want to build a transparent story for your customers, we can share workshop profiles, process photos and material origin information as available.

How To Request A Quote For Rattan Floor Lamps Wholesale

For an efficient RFQ, send:

Reference images or sketches (or link to current items you want to match).
Target overall height and shade size.
Preferred base type (wood/metal, tripod/plate, assembled/knockdown).
Finish (natural, light, dark, painted color, combination).
Markets and wiring plan (shade-only vs wired, CE components required or not).
Target quantities per SKU and total per shipment.
Target FOB price band if you have one.

Send this via email or WhatsApp and we will outline options, trade-offs and next steps. You can start the process via our contact page and ask for WhatsApp follow-up: plan your trip (catalogue, RFQ and sample planning).

Work With A Grounded Bali/Java Export Desk

We sit between design, weaving and export logistics so you do not have to build that network from scratch. Our role:

Translate moodboards into workable rattan floor lamp constructions.
Match your price band with the right workshop and weaving technique.
Coordinate bases, weaving, finishing and packing across suppliers.
Keep expectations clear on variance, timelines and paperwork.

If you proceed with an export partner we connect you with, they may pay us a referral fee at no extra cost to you; no one can pay to change what we publish.

Share your project, timeline and target markets and we will respond with questions, indicative FOB ranges and sampling suggestions. Use our contact page to outline your brief and request WhatsApp-based planning support: plan your trip.

What floor lamp sizes do you recommend for living rooms and hotels?

For home living rooms and most hotel guest rooms, we usually suggest 140–155 cm overall height and 30–45 cm shade diameter. Larger lobby or restaurant spaces can take 160–180 cm tall lamps with 40–55 cm shades, often grouped in twos or threes.

What floor lamp base materials are best for wholesale programs?

For high-volume wholesale, metal bases (powder-coated steel) are usually more efficient to ship and more consistent. Wood bases work well for more rustic collections but can raise packed CBM and cost. We often combine metal bases with rattan, bamboo or seagrass shades for a good balance of stability and freight efficiency.

What are your FOB price ranges for rattan floor lamps?

Indicative 2024–2025 ranges, FOB Indonesia and by quote (last verified June 2026): shade-only units around US$8–18, wired lamps with metal base around US$25–55, and tall tower lamps around US$30–70, depending on size, weave, finish, packing and volume. Exact prices are only confirmed by written quotation for your specification and quantities.

How do you pack and ship standing rattan lamps for export?

We use individual or master cartons with internal padding, often in semi-knockdown form (separate base and shade) to save space. Shades are nested where possible; bases are wrapped and protected with foam or cardboard. We include silica gel and anti-mould measures for sea freight, load onto pallets or floor-load into containers, and work with your forwarder or an export partner to complete the FOB process.

What is your MOQ for wholesale rattan floor lamps?

As a broad guide, MOQ per design is around 30–50 pcs for shade-only and 50–100 pcs for complete floor lamps, with a shipment-level volume large enough to make LCL or FCL freight viable. These are indicative 2024–2025 ranges; final MOQs depend on design complexity, finish, and whether we are using shared or dedicated production lines.