Sourced from nature.
Made by women.

Naturalē began in the Togean Islands of Central Sulawesi, home to many Sea Gypsy communities. Surrounded by rich botanicals, we began working with local women to produce coconut oil and handcrafted soap using ingredients sourced from island farmers.

Our first production facility was built around solar power and rainwater harvesting, helping us reduce our environmental impact while responding to the islands’ limited access to electricity and water. This made sustainability part of Naturalē from the very beginning.

As Naturalē grew, Bali became a bridge between the communities behind our products and a wider market. Through our production house, retail presence, and local partnerships, we expanded our reach while working with women in Bali and continuing to create value for the communities behind our products.

Our work with Bali’s hospitality industry also inspired us to transform waste such as coffee grounds, cooking oil, eggshells, and textiles into coasters, candles, soap, and other products. As a coconut based brand, we also transform coconut shells into premium jewelry with artisans from Nias Island, a collection especially popular with tourists in Bali. This is a part of our approach to creating a more circular local economy.

With our focus on island communities and tourism destinations, Raja Ampat became a natural next step for Naturalē. Inspired by its remote communities and extraordinary natural environment, we built a solar powered production facility and began working with women from surrounding communities.

Through partnerships with local resorts, we introduce natural, locally made alternatives for hospitality, including room amenities, bulk orders, and white label products. This allows us to grow alongside the local tourism industry while creating more opportunities within the communities around us.