Social Impact & Cultural Heritage
Preserving cultural identity is just as vital as protecting the land it grows from. Among the Sasak community, handweaving is more than craft, it’s an artform passed through generations.
Growing Together: Women Farmer-Led Nursery
We support nurseries run by women farmers, providing quality seedlings and compost to promote sustainable land care. This initiative greens both private and forested land while empowering local women to lead environmental stewardship as part of our regenerative programs.
Weave For Change Experience
This hands-on workshop invites participants to learn the traditional art of Sasak weaving on backstrap looms using natural dyes. Led by skilled artisans, the experience celebrates Sasak heritage while supporting local livelihoods and keeping time-honored crafts alive.
Colors of the Earth: Natural Dyeing in Jabon
In the village of Jabon, we collaborate with women artisans to create vibrant natural dyes from flowers, bark, and other locally sourced materials. These workshops strengthen cultural traditions, nurture sustainable practices, and deepen connections to the land.
