Lantana camara is an invasive species across South India, a plant farmers pull out. Harvested, dried, and woven, it becomes railings, screens, and trellises: an ecological problem turned structural and aesthetic solution.
Railings, screens, trellises, boundary fencing, and detailing for homes, farmhouses, and verandahs.
Invasive lantana cane, locally harvested, dried, and woven or lashed into frames; fully renewable and continuously available.
Woven cane filters light and air rather than blocking them, creating shaded, breathable transitional spaces.
Ecological repair by harvest. Ecosystems are healthier without it; plus, local sourcing, renewability, and a handcrafted texture unique to every weave.
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