Myanmar-based manufacturing and sourcing partner for handwoven rattan components and custom products for home, lifestyle and hospitality brands.
We work directly with skilled artisans to create handcrafted collections with consistent quality, responsible sourcing, and enduring craftsmanship.
From semi-finished woven components to custom product development and coordinated finished-product supply, we adapt production to your requirements.
We partner with international brands, sourcing companies, and product developers to produce, coordinate the export of rattan products to their requirements.
Handwoven rattan components made to your specifications, ready for finishing, assembly, or integration into your product line.
We develop handwoven rattan products around your designs, dimensions, materials, and functional requirements.
For ready-to-sell products, we coordinate the finishing process and quality checking of complete rattan products through our trusted production network to deliver complete product solutions.
Our Heritage
AIM Crafts builds on more than two decades of family-run rattan manufacturing heritage, rooted in Yekyi, Ayeyarwady Region, Southwest Myanmar. Today, we are evolving that foundation into a dedicated B2B manufacturing and sourcing partner for international buyers, including home and lifestyle brands.
Our work is closely connected to the skilled makers and weaving communities in Yekyi. By creating a more structured pathway to international markets, we aim to provide consistent production opportunities for local artisans while helping buyers access authentic handwoven rattan from Myanmar.
With an established artisan network and local production expertise, AIM Crafts delivers flexible manufacturing solutions tailored to your requirements — from semi-finished woven components and custom product development to complete finished-product supply.
A women-led sourcing, product development, and export coordination company, specializing in handcrafted rattan, connecting global buyers with artisan craftsmanship from rural Myanmar.