HHPenan_SG

Come visit our booth at F1 Pit Building
📍 L2 Rose room
🗓 26-28 Apr'24

1 day only!

Grand Ballroom Foyer
Orchid Country Club
12-8pm

Our LUNCH BAG as requested by our Japanese parents, for their children to bring to school.

Popular request by parents to make bags for their children to bring to Tuition, music LESSONS. It's suitable for office use, to put A4 ducuments, files and laptops. Now comes in many colours.

Our 4 susu bags, come in vibrant rainbow colours and pastel sweet lilac. Suitable for files, documents and laptop.

Specially brought in to these beautiful baskets, depicting traditional motifs. Traditional weaving technique with a new twist of using PV material for durability and practical use. Good for outdoor activities and shopping.

Intricately woven rattan baskets by our talented weavers in Ulu Limbang. A disappearing weaving skill, curated and debut at

Our weavers, the Gereji sisters whose grandfather, Tok Polisi Agan Jeluan was one of the early days great Penan nomads. The decendant still live in resettlement in Ulu Limbang. Under our craft preservation of traditional weaving, the women folk continues to weave rattan craft for Helping Hands Penan. It's tedious work of harvesting the rattan from the forest, ridding the thorns and stripping into thin strands and drying in the sun for days. The coloured strips are processed with plant dye.

The last pic 'Tok Polisi Agan Jeluan' - an oil painting by one of HHP Directors, Tan Wei Kheng.

Intricately woven rattan baskets by our talented weavers in Ulu Limbang. A disappearing weaving skill, curated and debut at

Our weavers, the Gereji sisters whose grandfather, Tok Polisi Agan Jeluan was one of the early days great Penan nomads. The decendants still live in resettlement in Ulu Limbang. Under our craft preservation of traditional weaving, the women folk continue to weave rattan craft for Helping Hands Penan. It's tedious work of harvesting the rattan from the forest, ridding the thorns and stripping into thin strands and drying in the sun for days. The coloured strips are processed with plant dye.

The last pic 'Tok Polisi Agan Jeluan' - an oil painting by one of HHP Directors, Tan Wei Kheng.

"Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder"

Combining functionality, practicality and aesthetic, our resort series baskets made of natural rattan and PVC materials add elegance to a charming home.

Launching in Singapore 🇸🇬 SS edition
17-19 Mar '23

One of HHP's initiative is to preserve and promote traditional weaving with rattan. During Covid MCO, we took special effort to curate rattan craft. For the first time, we are able to bring in rattan bags and baskets to Singapore and to debut at

The sale of these rattan craft will help our elderly weavers in the village and help preserve the age old weaving skill.

Come visit us at Boutique Fairs from 17-19 March at F1 Pit Building. Tickets available onsite or online at linktr.ee/boutiquefairssingapore

Check out our curated bags at .barehands i12 Katong, level 2, Pop Palette