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The Balance of Old and New in Grass Weaving: A Flexihoo Perspective
2025-08-18
We go beyond simple execution. Our engineers and craftsmen, with deep knowledge of natural fibers and weaving techniques, provide expert consultation. We analyze your design to suggest improvements in material selection, structural integrity, and finishing details. Our goal is to elevate the overall texture and aesthetic of your product, ensuring it not only looks beautiful but is also durable and functional.
A reliable, quality-driven straw woven materials supply chain
2023-06-06
At the heart of every durable, beautiful Flexihoo product lies our commitment to the quality of our raw materials. We maintain a reliable, consistent and quality-focused supply chain, so you never have to worry about shortages or unexpected changes to your product.
Advantages in wicker woven products
2022-03-18
Pingdu city is perfect for growing certain types of willow. These willows are grown locally and are known for their long, straight, uniform stalks, which are strong and bendy.
About rattan materials in our traditional straw woven production
2021-11-18
Rattan materials are a great upgrade for Pingdu's hundred-year-old straw weaving industry. This is the "Hometown of Chinese Straw Weaving Crafts". Rattan materials offer benefits in terms of materials, craft, market and sustainability. These align perfectly with local factory capabilities.
Cattail, one of the classic natural material in traditional weaving
2021-08-15
Cattail (also called Pu Cao) is an important part of Pingdu's straw weaving tradition and is one of the four main natural materials used (along with wheat straw, corn husk, and reed) to make the 400-year-old craft.
The premium freshwater rush
2020-05-18
The material we call "seagrass" is actually a fine freshwater rush, carefully selected from natural wetlands. It is one of our most valued materials for its remarkable natural qualities.
Corn Husk Weaving: A Story from Our Fields to Home
2020-05-04
For generations, corn husk has been the most used and most symbolic material in Pingdu weaving. With corn and millet as our main crops, we have always had more husks than we knew what to do with. Over time, local families turned this abundant by-product into a craft—first for household use, now for the world.
Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow
2020-01-08
A combination of traditional natural weaving materials and modern fabrics. Straw woven items, especially bags, look best with natural, airy textures like linen, cotton, and chambray to create a relaxed, summery look. The best combinations are straw totes with flowing sundresses, denim shorts and wide-leg pants for a chic look. The natural, neutral colours of straw go well with the woven leather details.