CV Eno Furniture, operating under the brand Enora Rattan, is located in Cirebon — the central hub of Indonesia's rattan furniture manufacturing since the 1980s. From this region, factories have exported bulk rattan furniture products to buyers worldwide for more than four decades.

Before rattan raw material becomes furniture, canes are harvested from the forest and partially processed. Small-diameter canes are sun-dried and often smoked with sulphur, while larger canes are boiled in oil to dry them and protect them from insects. Unlike bamboo, rattan is a creeping palm that climbs from the forest floor, typically harvested by rattan farmers after several years of growth.

Raw poles are straightened using jigs, then selected, graded, and cut. They are steamed for up to 60 minutes until pliable, bent to shape, and left in the jig for roughly 24 hours so the curve sets. Trimmed pieces are then ready for skilled artisans to construct frames, weave surfaces, and finish each piece by hand — a traditional craft refined by decades of export-quality production.

Enora Rattan continues this legacy with a multi-step material treatment process (soaking, steaming, AKIS, and fumigation), transparent weekly production reports, and full support for OEM, private-label, custom branding, packaging, and product development.