Natural Cane Webbing | ⅝” Open Mesh Weave | Unbleached Brown | 24″ Wide, by the Foot

This rattan fabric is completely untreated — no bleaching, no processing, no color adjustment. What you receive is rattan in its most authentic state, retaining the full natural reddish-brown outer bark color exactly as it comes from the plant. Lighter amber strands sit alongside deeper reddish-brown ones, creating a surface that is visually alive in a way that uniform, processed rattan weaving material cannot replicate.

This colorway is relatively rare in the US market. Most cane webbing sold domestically has been processed to a uniform honey-tan. If you need rattan fabric that pairs with darker wood tones like walnut, teak, or dark-stained oak — or want natural material with genuine organic character — this is the variety for you.

Natural color variation is a defining characteristic of unbleached rattan — not a defect. Each cane fabric roll will show organic variation across the surface, making every finished piece genuinely one of a kind.

The ½” open mesh weave has a rounder, more open cell pattern than the square radio weave — ideal for light fittings, decorative screens, framed panels, and statement furniture pieces.

All of our cane webbing is handwoven by skilled artisans in Vietnam — not machine-produced — giving each roll its subtle handcrafted character.

Specifications

Field	Value
Weave	⅝” open mesh weave (rounded open-cell pattern)
Roll width	24 inches (60cm)
Sold in	1-foot increments
Material	Natural rattan cane — 100% unbleached, untreated
Color	Unbleached brown — deep tone with organic variation
Origin	Vietnam, handwoven

How to Order

Enter the number of feet you need as your quantity. Your cane webbing will be cut from a continuous 24″ wide roll. For bulk inquiries contact us before ordering.

Installation Tips

• Soak in warm water 60 minutes to 3 hours before installation — makes the rattan pliable and reduces cracking
• Spline-channel method: press dampened webbing into the routed groove, seat the spline, allow to dry under tension
• Staple/tack method: apply light tension while attaching, allow to dry flat
• Cut with sharp scissors or a craft knife against a straight edge

Common Uses

• Chair seat and back restoration (drop-in panels and spline-set caning)
• Cabinet door and drawer inserts
• Headboard panelling and bed frame inlays
• Room dividers and decorative screens
• Framed wall art and mirror surrounds
• Pendant lamp shades and light fittings