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WHAT ARE PLASTIK KEMBALI PRODUCTS MADE FROM?

Plastik Kembali bowls, pots and molded items are made with 100% recycled Polypropylene plastic. PK woven rattan items are made with recycled polypropylene or plastic bags (HDPE & LDPE) and natural rattan. “Desa Tali” products are made with recycled polypropylene or plastic bags (HDPE & LDPE), scrap fabric and/or natural fibers such as banana or pandan leaves or jute rope. PK's traditional textile weavings are created from recycled polypropylene, sachet packets and cotton thread.

WHAT TYPES OF MACHINES DOES PLASTIK KEMBALI USE?

Plastik Kembali bowls, pots and molded items are melted in a standard oven and pressed by hand. PK rattan items and “Desa Tali” woven products are handmade by local artisans, with some rugs and woven wall hangings created on twining looms built by PK. Plastik Kembali's textile weavings are hand-woven by women on traditional Lombok looms.

WHERE DOES PK GET PLASTIC?

In addition to receiving select plastic from locals in Selong Belanak, as well as receiving donations from friends in Lombok, Plastik Kembali sources shredded, recycled plastic from larger recycling centers across Indonesia. In partnership with the Selong Belanak Community Association (SBCA) and our local Trash Bank, PK has also co-created a Waste Transfer Station in South Lombok to help create an inter-island supply chain of recycled plastic.

DO YOU DO COMMISSIONED ART PIECES?

Yes, we are available for commissioned artworks. Contact our Sales team at +62 823 4031 9860 to start a conversation.

WHERE DO YOU SHIP?

We ship internationally in partnership with our partner gallery, Nyaman Gallery located in Seminyak, Bali. Contact our Sales team at +62 823 4031 9860 to learn more.

DO YOU OFFER WORKSHOPS?

We offer unique Pop-Up Gallery events, contact us to learn more: hello@plastikkembali.com. If you would like to learn how to create your own crafts from recycled plastic, visit Make Your Own section for DIY ideas you can try yourself! Also, be sure to check out www.preciousplastic.com for amazing tutorials and open-source machine blueprints, how-to lessons and more.