Home Decor

What home décor products come from Southeast Asia?

Woven baskets and storage sets (bamboo, rattan, seagrass), planters and hanging baskets, coir doormats and rugs, natural grass and bamboo drinking straws, lampshades, trays and wall hangings. Vietnam supplies most listings; Thailand adds ceramics and wood items; Myanmar lacquerware and rattan.

What is the MOQ for handicraft and décor items?

Typically 200–500 pieces or sets per design, and 1,000 bags for consumables like grass straws. Because items are handmade, factories mix several designs into one container — ask for a mixed MOQ across your assortment rather than per SKU.

Are these products sustainable or certified?

Materials are natural and often by-products (coir from coconut husks, rice straw), but certification is uneven. Ask for FSC for bamboo and wood, and for a BSCI or SMETA audit if you sell to European retailers. Be sceptical of 'eco-friendly' claims without a document behind them.

How do I control quality on handmade goods?

Approve a physical sample and photograph it from all sides; write tolerances into the order (dimension ±5 %, colour within the approved swatch). Handmade goods need a wider tolerance than moulded products, so agree the AQL and defect definitions in advance and inspect before shipment.

How should I ship bulky, lightweight décor?

Volume, not weight, drives your freight cost — a 40-foot high-cube container fills long before it reaches its weight limit. Ask suppliers for the CBM per carton and nested packaging where possible. Related reading: How to import Vietnamese wood and rattan furniture.

Catalog figures are from the Seagoods database as of September 2026 and change as suppliers add or retire listings.