Sawu craft is our first zero waste product as one of small action that encourage the better change of our environment. Refer to the quotes by Julia Carney, “Little drops of water make the mighty ocean,” We are convinced that we cannot work by ourselves, to make it happen. So, let us make a small step for the earth.
- The waste of coconut fibre
- 100% Bio-Degradable
- Healthy PH
- Excellent drainage and aeration
- Fungi worry free
- Odorless and easy to handle
- Earthy design
- Environmentally friendly
- Make your plant grow happily
SPECIFICATION
| Product | SAWU POT |
| Origin | Indonesia |
| Packing | Cardboard |
| Quality Specification | – 5% Biodegradable Adhesive – 95% Waste Coconut Coir – 100% Local Manufactured – 100% Natural – Good Drainage – Strong Root Growth |
| Product Advantages | – 100% made in Indonesia – 100% Natural – The coco fibres are 100% waste. A sustainable material. – Uniform in composition and has an earthy colour. – Odourless and easy to handle – Excellent drainage – Excellent aeration – Effective in keeping water – As the fibre expands roots can grow more healthily. – Durable as an indoor or even outdoor growing media. |
| Container Capacity | – Amount per pack: 40 pcs – Pack dimension: 30 cm x 30 cm x 42 cm – Container Size: 589 cm x 235 cm x 236 cm (margin: 20cm) – Pack per container: 510 packs – Total Amounts: 20.400 pcs |
| Size Availability (Small) | – Diameter: 12 cm – Height: 12 cm – Bottom: 10 cm – Thickness: 4mm |
| Size Availability (Medium) | – Diameter: 15 cm – Height: 15 cm – Bottom: 12 cm – Thickness: 4mm |
| Size Availability (Large) | – Diameter: 20 cm – Height: 18 cm – Bottom: 12 cm – Thickness: 4mm |
HOW SAWU POT MADE
Sawu pot 100% made in Bali. We collect coconut waste from the people of Bali. From processing the coconut fibres we have obtained to turning them into pots, we carry out the entire process in Bali. We also empower the people of Bali in the SAWU pot-making process.
1. Sorting the collected coconut fibre.
2. Spraying coconut fibre with our own compostable glue that we make.
3. Preparing glued coconut fibre before it is placed into the roll machine.
4. Flattening coconut fibre using a roll machine for easy cutting.
5. Drying coconut fibre under the sun. This is useful for reducing the moisture content within the coco fibre.
6. Cutting the coconut fibre into pieces using the patterns we have provided.
7. Shaping the coconut fibre into pots using a press machine.
8. Trimming and leveling the pot’s parts to match the size of the pot being made.
9. Applying and spreading our compostable glue to all parts of the pot.
10. Drying the Sawu pot under the sun so that the glue dries and adheres perfectly.
11. Sawu pots ready to be sold.
