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Cakrawala Bara Global

Pati · Central Java

Coconut charcoal, made to specification.

Coconut shell briquettes for shisha and food-service buyers seeking documented, export-ready supply from Indonesia.

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Hands placing a glowing coal with tongs during shisha preparation
The room · coal preparation

Evidence and commercial terms

A tested sample. A clear starting price.

US$1,600

per metric tonne

Indicative export price based on one full twenty-foot container, approximately eighteen metric tonnes. The final quotation depends on geometry, packaging, testing requirements, and the written specification agreed before production.

Carsurin-tested sample

Fixed carbon
80.05%
Dry basis
Ash content
2.53%
Dry basis
Moisture
2.02%
Wet basis
Volatile matter
17.42%
Dry basis

Carsurin Report of Analysis 262561.2526, covering one 3.00 kg submitted sample. Results do not represent every shipment or production batch.

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The room

The specification comes before the claim.

A shisha lounge and a working kitchen ask different things of charcoal. We agree the measurable requirements before production, then report what has actually been tested. Our published Carsurin analysis covers moisture, ash, volatile matter, and fixed carbon for one submitted sample.

Single glowing coconut charcoal ember, dark surround
Coconut charcoal · ember
Shisha lounge interior, low light, hookahs in the foreground
The room · shisha lounge

The land

Our shells come from across the Indonesian archipelago: the volcanic islands of North Sulawesi and Maluku, the established plantations of Lampung, and the coastal groves of East Kalimantan. Each region grows a slightly different shell. We buy by region, by season, against a written specification, and we bring them to one workshop on the north coast of Central Java.

Read about the material

Indonesian coconut plantation, soft morning light
Indonesian archipelago · plantation

The craft

A material does not become a product on its own.

Selection, pyrolysis, pressing, drying, sorting. Five quiet steps organized around a written specification. Independent results are reported only for the parameters and sample actually analyzed.

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Hands working at a kiln, neutral tones
Workshop · kilns

What we believe

  • A result should name its basis.
  • A sample should not be mistaken for a shipment.
  • A claim should stop where the evidence stops.

An invitation

We are a small house. We answer our own email and we ship our first container before we promise the second. If you have a specification, or only the beginning of one, we would like to hear from it.