Indonesia has one more advantage in the handicraft sector, namely as a leading producer of silver craft with reliable real quality. There are many areas of origin for silver craft makers in Indonesia, some of which are very well known, including from Kotagede, Yogyakarta Special Region, as well as Celuk silver, Bali. Both of them can be seeded because their work is well known throughout the world, and has been exporting for years, by Indonesia Silver Craft Supplier,to various countries, especially Europe.
Kotagede Silver Craft produces products in various forms, such as candle holders, various kinds of jewelry (filigree), or places to eat and drink made of solid silver and many others. Kotagede has master craftsmen from generation to generation from the ancestors of the Mataram Kingdom, producing classic and artistic style jewelry. Various unique and distinctive forms of Kotagede have attracted a lot of attention from both domestic and foreign consumers. The typical motifs of Kotagede silver are usually plant motifs, leaf motifs, for example lotus flower patterns. Work is still maintained manually so as to ensure the uniqueness of each work. In addition, there is also a craft of roasted silver to diversify its products. Export sales are the cornerstone of marketing the products, as well as domestic or online sales requests.
Indonesia is rich in silver handicraft products that have been recognized for their quality and quality by the international market.
Celuk Bali Silver Craft, is the main place for producing various quality handicrafts typical of Bali, Indonesia. The location is precisely in Celuk Village, Sukawati, Gianyar, where many residents of this area dedicate themselves as craftsmen, making various kinds of souvenirs and other handicrafts, making it the main area for producing Indonesian silver handicrafts, especially Bali. Many tourists take the time to come here, to get Balinese souvenirs. The market share of Balinese silver handicrafts is not limited to that, but has also penetrated the international export market, especially with the increasing recognition of Balinese silver handicraft products in the international market.
