Premium Raffia from Madagascar
Wholesale raw fiber and hand-woven goods, sourced directly from Malagasy cooperatives and delivered to designers, studios, and retailers worldwide.
Our Mission
We do not simply sell raffia. We connect the palm that grows on Malagasy soil with the artisans and designers who give it form, so that every order is fair, traceable, and built to last.
Raffiala Madagascar, founding charter
Hand-Woven Goods
Each piece is hand-woven by one of our partner cooperatives in Madagascar. Small natural variations are the mark of authentic craftsmanship.
Bulk Raw Fiber Supply
Subscribe to scheduled harvest allotments of graded raw raffia, with reserved volumes, planned shipping, and full traceability from harvest region to delivery.
Natural Yarn Raffia
Natural hand-twisted raffia yarn from Madagascar, in a soft beige tone. Ideal for crochet, weaving and macramé.
Natural dyed fiber
Hand-treated natural raffia in three rich autumn shades.
Raphia prime fiber
Grade-A long-staple raffia, hand-stripped and sun-cured.
Twisted raffia rope coil
Pre-twisted raffia cordage for structural and decorative use.
The Weaver's Signature
Artisan Cooperatives
Every product is linked to the cooperative that made it. Each order carries the cooperative's name, its region, and a traceability certificate that connects the piece to its harvest.
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Regions
Fandriana Marofatsy
Alaotra-Mangoro, Basketry & Storage
Tsinjo Marivorahona
Diana, Bags & Accessories
Soavina Analamanga
Analamanga, Hats & Headwear
Our Work in Photographs
Photographs from our harvest regions and weaving ateliers, following the fiber from the field to the finished piece.
The Majunga Sun Hat
Hand-woven, hat
Graded fiber, export warehouse
Antananarivo
Solia Round-Handle
Hand-woven, basket
At the loom
Cooperative atelier
Raffia Fedora Hat
Hand-woven, hat
Raw fiber, sun-dried
Ready for export
Noor Raffia Phone Pouch
Hand-woven, Marovavy
Prime raw fiber
Harvest season
Proof
What Buyers Keep Returning For
Fiber is easy to promise. These are the four things our clients check before they place a second order, and the work we do so they never have to chase them.
“The grading matched the swatch exactly. We ran two hundred metres of wall covering without a single re-dye.”
C.D., Interior designer
Lyon, France
Prime fiber, 2 orders per year
“Two containers a year for three years. The documents have never held us up at customs once.”
L.B., Furniture maker
Copenhagen, Denmark
Natural yarn, FOB Toamasina
“They send production photos before the goods leave Antananarivo. That is why we stopped looking for new suppliers.”
N.R., Accessories brand
New York, United States
Dyed fiber, 300 kg per cycle
Traceability file with every batch
Harvest region, cooperative, grading date and the operator who graded it. One sheet you can file and show your client.
Documents ready before dispatch
Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate and bill of lading, issued five working days ahead.
Grade stability, not luck
Shade and length are measured on every batch, so lot four looks like lot one. Deviations are flagged before shipment.
One named contact
The same person quotes you, follows the production and answers when the container arrives. No ticket queue.
Worldwide Clients
Our fiber and woven goods reach clients on six continents, from independent designers to architecture firms and fashion houses.
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