Products & suppliers in Bali

You can find a wide range of products in Bali:

• Furniture: Genuine antiques alongside new pieces in teak, mahogany, suar, coconut, bamboo, and rattan, often combined with textile or leather. Mas and Ubud are known for woodcarving; Tegallalang and Gianyar are major hubs for finished furniture and decor.
• Handicrafts: Thousands of items made across Bali, Lombok, Java, and other Indonesian islands converge here. Sukawati art market is where many buyers start sourcing at wholesale prices.
• Textiles & clothing: From traditional sarong, ikat, endek, and batik fabrics to surf wear, resort wear, and designer collections. Seminyak and Canggu host many independent fashion brands, while larger garment workshops cluster around Denpasar.
• Jewelry: Silver is the local specialty, and the village of Celuk supplies shops across Indonesia and abroad. You’ll also find costume jewelry, beadwork, gold pieces, and contemporary designer work.
• Construction materials: Tiles, marble, natural stones, andesite, terrazzo, and timber structures. Many buyers ship containers home for villa or renovation projects.
• Agricultural & artisan goods: Indonesian coffee, cacao, vanilla, spices, essential oils, soaps, candles, and natural cosmetics are growing categories, particularly for buyers looking beyond decor.

A few of these products require specific paperwork before they can leave the country. If you’re sourcing wood, antiques, or anything containing protected species, it’s worth reading our Export licenses page before placing orders.