The Kamboja Comb is one of our first ever combs to be introduced into our collection. Designed to gently brush and comb tangled ends whilst massaging and soothing the roots. Perfect for all hair lengths and types, ideal for a travel comb to take with you on the move. Available in sustainably sourced Teak, Tamarind and Rosewood. All of our accessories are hand carved from waste offcuts left over from plantations in Indonesia. Each piece is unique. Your Kamboja Comb arrives in fully recyclable packaging with a fabric sleeve to protect it whilst traveling.
Suited For Your Hair Type? : The Kamboja Hair Comb is designed to gently brush and comb tangled ends whilst massaging and soothing the roots. Perfect for all hair lengths and types, ideal for a travel comb to take with you on the move.
Benefits of Wood? : Wooden combs and accessories help to reduce anti static, breakage and damage to hair, unlike plastic and metal. The porous nature of wood absorbs and redistributes your natural oils and maintains healthy hair continuously through your wash cycle. Wooden tips also gently massage your skin, stimulating blood flow which over time promotes hair growth. View our shop here to explore our whole collection.
Dimensions : Length x 11cm | Width x 8cm | Depth x 1.5cm
Craftsmanship : All our collections are uniquely designed, inspired by local flora and fauna in Indonesia. The process from rough-cut waste to hand-polished combs and forks are made by our artisans in Indonesia, creating truly one-of-a-kind pieces everytime. They are unique from the details in their shape and in the grains of the wood. All of our accessories are hand carved from waste offcuts left over from plantations in Indonesia.
Inspired by Nature | The Kamboja is a local Balienese name for ‘The Frangipani Flower’ known as Bali's signature flower. Often used daily in offerings and religious ceremonies.
Recyclable Packaging : Your piece will arrive in a fully recyclable mailer bag with a recyclable box and protective fabric sleeve to keep it safe when traveling. The box is handmade from papaya fruit pulp and vegetable inks. Once used, you can place it in the food compost.
Your Environmental Impact?
Planting trees is one of the best ways to fight climate change. Trees not only absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, they also provide a habitat for a diverse range of species in the rainforest.
Trees Planted
4
CO2 Savings Per Year
200 lbs
Oxygen Generated Per Year for
8 humans
Why roots?
Wood is only a renewable and eco-friendly material if it is consciously sourced. Tropical hardwoods in particular grow very slowly and in low densities, and regenerate poorly after logging. These species are often taken from forests in non-sustainable numbers, and illegal ways.
Searching for a way of sourcing wood sustainably, SAYA Designs came across Made & Ways, sculptors who dig up and recycle root wood from old commercial plantations all across Indonesia. The roots are left behind by loggers harvesting trees on large-scale production sites. They take hundreds of years to decompose and have little value for the soil.
By using this waste material we are having as little impact on the environment as possible.
