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Koleksi D'Rattan yang mampu anda miliki dan TIP- TIP pembelian perabot

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Masih ingat lagi our order from supplier arrived at Johor port took about 2 weeks to clear the tax...herm....finally arrived at umah camar. That time i was at Teluk Ramunia, BB yang ada umah, so dialah yg uruskan semua sampai jarinyer terluka sebab nak bawa masuk GUA tu..our favourite landing theme park...sebelum beli tu check dimension cam boolek masuk...tp sebab body dia mengembang...so..x dapat nak kempiskan x boleh..ada tulang belakang kat rattan tu...i force my BB bg masuk juga dlam umah...hehehe...akhirnyer dapat masuk but Jari terkorban berdarah luka...

So u all, if nak order GUA tu, make sure umah ada sliding sebab size dia besar tau...x pun kene ada 2 daun pintu...yg ada 1 daun pintu u all x dapat masuk..put outside jerlah nampaknyer........

ROTAN?

Keratan akhbar:

"Mereka memilih perabot-perabot ini kerana mempunyai cita rasa yang tinggi, selain tertarik dengan dekorasi rotan yang mencetuskan suasana yang aman, selesa dan tenang. Mereka bagaikan berada di kawasan hutan tropika di dalam rumah sendiri," jelas ayah kepada dua orang anak itu.

Ketahui 3 tip mudah penjagaan perabot rotan.

Perabot rotan tahan pada iklim panas dan hujan. Sebolehnya elakkan perabot rotan berada dalam keadaan lembap atau tidak terdedah kepada cahaya matahari.
Cuci perabot sekurang-kurangnya sebulan atau tiga bulan sekali menggunakan cecair atau sabun pembersih khas dan berus lembut untuk memastikan perabot tahan lama.
Gunakan mesin hampa gas untuk mencuci kekotoran yang terlekat pada kusyen.

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Background

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D’ RATTAN AND WOOD GALLERY:

Sebab i like natural view...thats y RATTAN and WOOD

Rumah pun sejuk...di tambah lagi dgn wall stone yg we all pasang kat umah camar tu...bila masuk umah memang terasa sejuk...x panas walaupun intermediate lot...
si bulus combi, tiger pun senang nak asah kuku dia..hehe...maknayer kalo dia TER asah kuku dia tu, x rosaklah furniture kami

Sudah banyak survey furniture shop, FELLA DESIGN, SSF,..RATTAN DECOR....and few shops at TAMAN MOLEK, JB and BANGSAR, DMANSARA..etc...harga memang x ingat...fikir 10x nak beli..sayang duit..i have to find other alternative to get the my FOVOURITE FURNTRE...? LIGATLAH berpikir.....alhamdulillah dapatlah idea.....start Survey punyer survey...finally nak beli satu rumah x termampu pulak..so, kami beli seperti yang Kami advertise..although i am weekend wife, that time 2^nd year stay kat umah camar tu..we order for few..set meja makan putih- material mahagony, gua tu...L shape sofa, corner rattan...itupun asyik revise 5x dgn supplier asyik bertukar tukar order jer...heheh...biasalah pompuan..pilihan banyak sangt...umah pulak kecil...x atau yg mana satu nak ! erm..kalo beli kat Malaysia mahu harga RM 20K...fuh....dapat jimat duit....set meja makan kat FELLA DESIGN TU RM 6000..haaaa...kat SS pulak, 1 kerusi sahaja RM 1,100...hehehe...mau beli ker????? Yerlah harga tu termasuk upah pekerja, sewa kedai, marketing, advertisement...ect..so mahal lah kan....???

Bila balik umah although umah camar is our ‘umah persinggahan’ ..temporary house....sebab on and off jerk at umah camar, kami mahukan umah yg selesa di mata dan di hati...so... nak relaks macam kat dlm hutan..natural gitu gitu...

RATTAN?...CHECK IT OUT

Rattan definition from Wikipedia:

Rattan (from the Malay rotan) is the name for the roughly 600 species of palms in the tribe Calameae (Greek 'kálamos' = reed), native to tropical regions of Africa, Asia and Australasia.

Structure[edit]

Most ratans differ from other palms in having slender stems, 2–5 cm diameter, with long internodes between the leaves; also, they are nottrees but are vine-like, scrambling through and over other vegetation. Rattans are also superficially similar to bamboo. Unlike bamboo, rattan stems ("malacca") are solid, and most species need structural support and cannot stand on their own. However, some genera (e.g.Metroxylon, Pigafetta, Raphia) are more like typical palms, with stouter, erect trunks. Many rattans have spines which act as hooks to aid climbing over other plants, and to deter herbivores. Rattans have been known to grow up to hundreds of metres long. Most (70%) of the world's rattan population exist in Indonesia, distributed among Borneo, Sulawesi, Sumbawa islands. The rest of the world's supply comes from the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Bangladesh.

Processing[edit]

In forests where rattan grows, its economic value can help protect forest land, by providing an alternative to loggers who forgo timber logging and harvest rattan canes instead. Rattan is much easier to harvest, requires simpler tools and is much easier to transport. It also grows much faster than most tropical wood. This makes it a potential tool in forest maintenance, since it provides a profitable crop that depends on rather than replaces trees. It remains to be seen whether rattan can be as profitable or useful as the alternatives.^{[citation needed]}

Generally, raw rattan is processed into several products to be used as materials in furniture making.^[1] The various species of rattan range from several millimetres up to 5–7 cm in diameter. From a strand of rattan, the skin is usually peeled off, to be used as rattan weaving material. The remaining "core" of the rattan can be used for various purposes in furniture making. Rattan is a very good material mainly because it is lightweight, durable, and—to a certain extent—flexible.

Environmental issues[edit]

Rattans are threatened with overexploitation, as harvesters are cutting stems too young and reducing their ability to resprout.^[2]Unsustainable harvesting of rattan can lead to forest degradation, affecting overall forest ecosystem services. Processing can also be polluting. The use of toxic chemicals and petrol in the processing of rattan affects soil, air and water resources, and also ultimately people's health. Meanwhile, the conventional method of rattan production is threatening the plant's long-term supply, and the income of workers.^[3]

Uses[edit]

Chair, josephinism style, typical viennese, around 1780

A rattan chair

Indonesians making rattan furniture, circa 1948

Furniture making[edit]

Rattans are extensively used for making furniture and baskets. When cut into sections, rattan can be used as wood to make furniture. Rattan accepts paints and stains like many other kinds of wood, so it is available in many colours; and it can be worked into many styles. Moreover, the inner core can be separated and worked into wicker.

Handicraft and arts[edit]

Many of the properties of rattan that make it suitable for furniture also make it a popular choice for handicraft and art pieces. Uses include rattan baskets, plant containers and other decorative works.

Due to its durability and resistance to splintering, sections of rattan can be used as staves or canes for martial arts— 70 cm-long rattan sticks, called baston, are used in Filipino martial arts, especially Modern Arnis and Eskrima and for the striking weapons in the Society for Creative Anachronism's full-contact "heavy combat".^[4]^[5]

Along with birch and bamboo, rattan is a common material used for the handles in percussion mallets, especially mallets for keyboard percussion (vibraphone, xylophone, marimba, etc.).

It is also used to make walking sticks and crooks for high-end umbrellas.

Rattan as a shelter material[edit]

Most natives or locals from the rattan rich countries employ the aid of this sturdy plant in their home building projects. It is heavily used as a housing material in the rural areas. The skin of the plant or wood is primarily used for weaving.^[6]

Food source and medicinal potential[edit]

The fruit of some rattans exudes a red resin called dragon's blood. This resin was thought to have medicinal properties in antiquity and was also used as a dye for violins, among other things.^[7] The resin normally results in a wood with a light peach hue. In the Indian state of Assam, the shoot is also used as vegetable.

Corporal punishment[edit]

Thin rattan canes were the standard implement for school corporal punishment in England and Wales, and are still used for this purpose in schools in Singapore, Malaysia and several African countries - and similar canes are used for military punishments in the Singapore Armed Forces,^[8]

Heavier canes, also of rattan, are used for judicial corporal punishments in Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei,^[9]

Other uses[edit]

Traditionally the women of the Wemale ethnic group of Seram Island, Indonesia wore rattan girdles around their waist.^[10]

In early 2010, scientists in Italy announced that rattan wood would be used in a new "wood to bone" process for the production of artificial bone. The process takes small pieces of rattan and places it in a furnace. Calcium and carbon are added. The wood is then further heated under intense pressure in another oven-like machine and a phosphate solution is introduced. This process produces almost an exact replica of bone material. The process takes about 10 days. At the time of the announcement the bone was being tested in sheep and there had been no signs of rejection. Particles from the sheep's bodies have migrated to the "wood bone" and formed long continuous bones. The new bone-from-wood programme is being funded by the European Union. Implants into humans are anticipated to start in 2015.^[11]

References[edit]

Jump up^ Rattan, Furniture. "Rattan Furniture". Retrieved 24 December 2011.
Jump up^ MacKinnon, K. (1998) Sustainable use as a conservation tool in the forests of South-East Asia. Conservation of Biological Resources (E.J. Milner Gulland & R Mace, eds), pp 174–192. Blackwell Science, Oxford.
Jump up^ "WWF Rattan Switch project". WWF. July 2010. Retrieved 16 July 2010.
Jump up^ "What is the SCA?". Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. Retrieved 14 July 2012. "Since we prefer that no one gets hurt, SCA combatants wear real armor and use rattan swords."
Jump up^ "Marshals' Handbook". Society for Creative Anachronism. March 2007 revision. Retrieved 16 March 2010.
Jump up^ All About Rattan at Rattancraft.com.
Jump up^ "Rattan" at Encyclopedia.com.
Jump up^ Singapore: Caning in the military forces at World Corporal Punishment Research (includes a photograph of a military caning in progress).
Jump up^ Judicial caning in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei at World Corporal Punishment Research.
Jump up^ Jaqueline M. Piper, Bamboo and rattan, traditional uses and beliefs, Oxford Univ Press, 1995, ISBN 978-0195889987
Jump up^ "Turning wood into bones". BBC News. 8 January 2010. Retrieved 22 May 2010.

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IDEA D’ RATTAN AND WOOD GALLERY

IDEAS....

Published on 23:55 By Unknown

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D’ RATTAN AND WOOD GALLERY

This idea for on line business dah 3 tahun planning, x sempat nak buat maklumlah since DAY 1 getting married, we are separate, weekend husband and wife......2009, 2010, 2012 tpi x on till now, December 2013, ilham dan semangat datang semula....seriously......belek punyer belek rupanyer business planning semua dah siap... tinggal revise and check again ...and to -redo the analysis, market survey, marketing, stratergy and financing etc...

So, from here, i think y not I AM SELLING online becoz people outside also might be the same position what i am thinking...want the quality products but with cheaper price..so y not?

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TANAMEERA Skin Care

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TANAMEERA baby kids range

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TANAMEERA Post Natal Set

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TANAMERA Postnatal Care Set

Our skin is alive and is the largest organ of our body. Anything that we apply on our skin is absorbed and processed by the various systems within our body. This is the foundation how our natural products help to strengthen and fortify new mother’s healing in a shorter time.

TANAMERA postnatal care set contains 10 products that :

Are formulated based on traditional Malay, Chinese and Ayurvedic postnatal treatments to provide a natural solution for new mother’s body to heal from the inside-out in a balanced manner, hormonally and physically.
Are made from plant-based 100% natural ingredients with emphasis on the use of tropical herbs and essential oils, with no artificial coloring, fragrance, preservative, toxic chemical nor ‘jamu’ which are harmful to babies.
Are designed to provide care during pregnancy to help prepare for smoother delivery, and care during confinement to help new mothers rest, recover and rejuvenate to prepregnancy body and shape, in the shortest time possible.
Are breastfeeding friendly and with aromatherapy effect to calm and soothe new mothers to faster recovery.

Ada 10 product dlm set TANAMERA ni yer :
1. Minyak kelapa dara/VCO
2. Sabun Scrub
3. Minyak urut herba
4. Herba pembersih wanita
5. Herba Mandian
6. Firming herbal blend paste/tapel
7. Bengkung
8. Herbal Tea
9. Calming belnd paste/Pilis
10. Boreh Body Scrub/Lulur badan herba

Let me explain each of item ni ...bakal ibu dan dah jadi ibu...boleh juga advice kat kawan kawan tu yer..

1. Minyak kelapa dara/VCO

Banyak khasiat Minyak Kelapa Dara TANAMEERA INI...or nama pendeknya VCO

1.Elak 'stretchmarks' dgn berkesan , sapu VCO pada perut dari awal kehamilan

Contoh parut hitam d leher

Contoh parut hitam dan rekahan kulit d perut

2. Khasiat VCO utk Ibu ketika mengandung

Rasa letih , tidak bertenaga sepanjang mengandung ?

Minum 2 sudu besar VCO tiap hari sebelum sarapan , inshaaAllah akan rasa bertenaga dgn cepat sekali

3. Elak ruam lampin , pastikan guna 'diaper' yg mempunyai serapan yg tinggi.

Sapu VCO pada punggung & kelengkang bayi , berkesan utk elak ruam lampin

4.Khasiat Minyak kelapa dara bagi Ibu2 yang sedang menyusu badan

-membanyakan dan memekatkan susu ibu

-meningkatkan metabolisma & membakar lemak lebihan

-memberi tenaga
-meningkatkan immunity

-mengelak sembelit

2. Sabun Scrub/ Our Brown Formulation Herbal Scrub soap

Dark brown or black spots appearing at neck , inner thighs and under arm are normal during pregnancy due to hormone .

3. Minyak urut herba

Swollen feet and ankles during pregnancy are common side-effect due to water retention and can be uncomfortable. Try rotating your feet in a circle eight times in one direction and then eight times in the other, and bend your feet up and down from the ankle. Avoid standing for long periods of time or wearing shoes with a strap.
Try Tanamera Herbal massage oil to soothe swollen feet and ankles effectively and naturally...

4. Herba pembersih wanita

Untuk ibu2 yg mengalami keputihan semasa mengandung, kami mula guna Feminine wash supaya keputihan tidak melarat dan jadi bahaya.

1.Herba Pembersih Wanita dlm Set Tanamera kaya dengan ciri anti-bakteria dan anti-radang.
2.Menyembuh jahitan dgn cepat dan kurangkan bengkak.
3.Menguatkan otot-otot dan merapatkan faraj .
4.Memastikan faraj bersih, segar dan tidak berbau.
5.Berkesan untuk yang mengalami keputihan.

Cara-cara penggunaan :
Rendam 1 uncang dalam 1 liter air mendidih dlm 10 minit dan guna utk cuci faraj
ATAU masukkan ke dalam botol semburan. Sembur air larutan ke faraj setiap kali selepas ke tandas.

5. Herba Mandian

Benefits of TANAMERA Herbal Bath

A traditional blend of highly aromatic herbs rich with essential oils and with anti-inflammatory properties.
Contains a blend of warming herbs.
Refreshes, re-energizes, and deodorizes the body.
Soothes tired and aching muscles and relieves minor skin problems.
Promotes release of flatulence.

6. Firming herbal blend paste/tapel

Produk dlm Set yg berkhasiat bantu Ibu2 cepat pulih dalaman & luaran, bantu kempiskan perut saperti sebelum mengandung :
1. Firming herbal blend paste utk sapu pada perut sebelum pakai bengkung
2. Teh herba utk keluarkan darah kotor,air dan angin berlebihan, kecutkan rahim, banyakkan susu badan dan elak sembelit,

"Benefits of TANAMERA Firming Herbal Blend Paste

A traditional paste made of a blend of tropical herbs to strengthen and firm stomach muscles from the inside-out.
Use with the abdominal wrap (bengkung) for best results.
Promotes release of water retention.
Stimulates blood flow to the abdominal area and tones loose abdominal skin.
Strengthens and firms stomach muscles.
Reduces blemishes and dark spots that may appear on the abdomen."

"Tanamera Firming Blend Paste/Tapel helps to expel wind and gas from the body, through its warming ingredients like Ginger, Cinnamon and Cardamom. This brings relief to the new mom and helps her to slim down, when the Tapel is used together with the Bengkung."

7. Bengkung
Nak prut kembali ke asal? Slim, seksi dan SHAPE tu yang penting!

Elak perut buncit dan mengelebe selepas habis pantang

2 cara untuk kempiskan perut dlm 2 minggu berpantang
-minum Teh Herba dalam Set Bersalin utk kecutkan rahim ke saiz asal
-guna Firming paste + bengkung traditional dlm Set

8. Herbal Tea

'Benefits of TANAMERA Herbal Tea

A breastfeeding friendly warming tea that does not contain any caffeine to help new mothers recover after childbirth.
Promotes flow of breast milk.
Warms the body and stimulates internal circulation.
Promotes discharge of blood clots from the uterus during the bleeding period after childbirth.
Reduces inflammation of uterus and genital area.
Relieves constipation.
Promotes release of water retention and flatulence.'

9. Calming belnd paste/Pili

Calming Herbal Blend Paste (Pilis)
•A traditionally blended paste.
•Refreshes tired eyes and mind due to lack of sleep
during confinement.
•Gives clarity and a sense of peace.
•Relieves migraine.

10. Boreh Body Scrub/Lulur badan herba

"Benefits of TANAMERA Boreh Body Srub

A combination of herbs with warming properties.
Energizes and rejuvenates a tired mother’s body.
Stimulates blood circulation.
Releases water retention.
Lightens pigmentation caused by hormonal change, example dark spots around abdomen, neck, underarm and inner thighs.
With aromatherapy effect."