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Sell handmade jute, cane and bamboo crafts online in Bangladesh

Weave jute, split cane and bamboo, or plait shital pati? Sell jute goods, cane and bamboo baskets, shital pati, hogla and other eco-friendly pieces on JADUZ. You set the price, JADUZ finds the buyer, and Pathao collects each sold piece from your door.

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JADUZ is a curated online marketplace where Bangladeshi makers can sell jute goods, cane and bamboo baskets and shital pati. Joining and listing are free, Pathao collects sold pieces from the maker's door, buyers pay cash on delivery, and makers withdraw to bKash, Nagad or a bank. Sirajganj shital pati sells for ৳1,000–৳5,000 (Daily Times of Bangladesh, August 2026).

The jute, cane and bamboo market in Bangladesh

Bangladesh grows about half the world's jute fibre: 1.51 of 2.97 million tonnes in 2021-22 (FAO Statistical Bulletin 2022). It earned $883.69 million from jute and jute goods exports in FY2025-26, up 7.75% (Prothom Alo English, July 2026)
The Jute Diversification Promotion Centre (JDPC) has registered 1,125 enterprises making 282 types of diversified jute products (Daily Times of Bangladesh, August 2026). At its jute fair in Tejgaon from 6 to 10 March 2025, about 40 stalls took part, a 7 × 7 ft stall cost ৳5,000 for the five days, and sellers blamed low turnout on weak promotion (The Business Standard, March 2025)
Handicraft exports, a basket that includes jute carpets, bamboo and cane goods, hogla, water hyacinth and palm and banana fibre, fell to $32.13 million in FY26 from $37.68 million in FY25. Banglacraft says "Hogla has now become one of our major raw materials" (The Financial Express, August 2026)
A BBS survey counted 73,542 handicraft establishments in Bangladesh: about 44% work in bamboo and cane, 97.6% are household-based, and women own 51.2% of them (The Financial Express, March 2025)
About 12,000 families in 114 villages of eight northern districts still live on bamboo craft, down from about 70,000, and "a single piece of bamboo, which once cost Tk 50–100, now sells for Tk 300–400" (UNB, August 2025)
Shital pati from Sirajganj sells for ৳1,000–৳5,000 (Daily Times of Bangladesh, August 2026). In Rajnagar, plain mats sell for ৳4,000–৳5,000 and standard ones for ৳5,000–৳6,000, a mat with a mosque, temple or name woven to order reaches ৳25,000, and patterned bed-size mats reach ৳28,000–৳30,000 (eNews71, February 2026)
UNESCO listed the traditional art of Shital Pati weaving of Sylhet as intangible cultural heritage in 2017 (UNESCO). "Bangladesh Shital Pati" and "Faridpur's jute" are among the country's 64 registered GI products (BSS, June 2026)
A hogla storage basket with a lid, 17 × 17 × 18 in, was listed at ৳589, and a 2.5 ft jute floor mat at ৳1,060 plus ৳160 delivery (Rokomari and BSCIC Online Market, secondary, October 2026)
BSCIC and Bangla Academy's Boishakhi Mela ran for seven days from 14 April 2026 with 160 stalls, 13 of them given free to marginal artisans, and a bed made from hogla leaves was priced at ৳900 (Prothom Alo, April 2026)
In Dinajpur and Joypurhat, about 3,000 families weave bamboo fruit baskets in the mango and litchi season: "For these three months we always make baskets" (The Daily Star, July 2018)
Among these crafts, "shital pati price" ranks highest in Google's suggestions in Bangladesh, ahead of "jute bag price in bangladesh", "jute products list" and "bamboo and cane products". That is suggestion rank, not search volume (Google Autocomplete collected by JADUZ, secondary, October 2026)

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JADUZ is looking for its first jute, cane and bamboo makers. Apply now and be one of the first shops buyers see here.

How selling jute, cane and bamboo works on JADUZ

Every maker follows the same path from order to money:

An order comes in
You accept and pack it
Pathao picks it up
The buyer pays cash
Your earning reaches your wallet
Withdraw to bKash, Nagad or bank

Listing, photos and packing

Measure flat without squeezing, in inches with centimetres, and say whether a size is inside or outside. Give the handle height for baskets, the size of mats and shital pati in feet too, such as 5 × 7 ft (152 × 213 cm), and the weight for big pieces.
Name the fibre and the technique: jute, bamboo, cane, hogla, kash, palm leaf or murta; coiled, plaited, twined, frame-woven, crocheted or macramé. Say whether the colour is natural or dyed, and name a place only if the piece was really made there.
Keep eco claims specific. Don't write "100% eco-friendly", "biodegradable" for laminated or PU-coated jute, "organic" without a certificate, or "plastic-free" when there's a plastic zip or lining. Name the glue, varnish, lining and thread instead.
Give a weight limit only if you've tested it, such as "tested with a 3 kg pot", and don't write "waterproof", "mould-proof" or "insect-proof".
Add a care line: keep it dry, away from bathrooms and long sun, and if it gets wet, dry it fully in the shade. Tell buyers that new jute sheds a little and new grass smells for a few days.
Take five photos in daylight so dyed strands read true: the whole piece on a plain background, a close-up of the weave, the base, the piece in a hand or on a shelf for scale, and the piece in use.
Roll mats and shital pati around soft filling instead of folding them, seal every piece in a clear bag against damp before the outer mailer, and photograph each sealed, labelled parcel before handover.
JADUZ accepts pieces you weave yourself or in your own workshop, and a weaving group can sell its own work. Baskets bought from other weavers or factories to resell are refused. Jute bags are listed under handbags.

Where to sell jute, cane and bamboo in Bangladesh

	Your Facebook page	Daraz	JADUZ
Cost to join	Free to open a page. Facebook and Instagram Shops aren't available in Bangladesh (Meta).	No listing fee. Sign up with your NID and a bank cheque; approval comes after Daraz checks your documents (Daraz, checked October 2026).	Free to join and list. A curator reviews your work and approves each piece before it goes live.
Fees when you sell	No fee per sale. Boosting a post costs money.	Commission by category on the tax-inclusive price (Daraz), plus a 2.69% payment fee before tax (secondary, October 2026).	A small commission per sale, none on delivery (Maker Terms).
Who finds the buyers	You do, with posts, replies and boosts. e-CAB counted 2–2.5 lakh f-commerce pages, about 60,000 with regular sales (July 2024).	Daraz brings buyers you couldn't reach alone.	JADUZ markets your pieces in its shop, gift guides and Journal, in English and Bangla.
Delivery	You book a courier. Pathao charges ৳60 inside Dhaka and ৳110 outside for up to 0.5 kg, plus 1% of the cash collected (Pathao, May 2026).	You pack each order and hand it over; Daraz delivers and may charge a pickup fee (Daraz).	Pathao picks up each parcel from your door. No trips to a courier office.
How you get paid	The buyer pays the courier in cash; Pathao's merchant terms promise next-day payment (Pathao, July 2022).	Weekly payouts, no sooner than 7 days after delivery (Daraz, December 2024).	The buyer pays cash on delivery; you withdraw to bKash, Nagad or bank.

Every rule is written down in the Maker Terms.

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Good to know

Where can I sell bamboo and cane products online in Bangladesh?

Bangladeshi makers sell bamboo, cane and jute goods through their own Facebook or Instagram page, marketplaces such as Daraz, BSCIC's online market and craft fairs, and JADUZ, a curated marketplace for handmade work. On JADUZ, joining and listing are free, Pathao collects each sold piece from your door, and the buyer pays cash on delivery.

Can I sell jute bags and baskets I make at home on JADUZ?

Yes. Baskets, mats, shital pati and other jute, cane and bamboo pieces you make at home are listed in these categories. Jute bags are listed under handbags, which has its own seller page. Name the fibre, give inside and outside sizes, and say whether the colour is natural or dyed.

Can I sell shital pati online, and how do I send a big mat?

Yes. Give the size in feet and centimetres, say whether the murta cane is dyed, and photograph the pattern close up. Never fold the mat: roll it around soft filling and seal it in a clear bag against damp before the outer wrap. Pathao collects the rolled parcel from your door.

I buy baskets from village weavers and resell them. Can I list them?

No. JADUZ takes pieces made by you or in your own workshop. A weaving group that sells its own work fits; trading stock bought from other weavers or factories doesn't. If you work with weavers, they can apply to sell on JADUZ themselves.

Can I call my product eco-friendly or biodegradable?

Only with the specific reason, and only if it's true of every part. Plain jute, cane and bamboo can be described as natural fibres; laminated or PU-coated jute isn't biodegradable, and a plastic zip or lining means it isn't plastic-free. Name the glue, varnish, lining and thread so buyers can judge.

Should I still sell at the jute fair or the SME fair?

Yes, if the stall pays for itself. At the March 2025 jute fair in Tejgaon, a 7 × 7 ft stall cost ৳5,000 for five days, and sellers blamed low turnout on weak promotion (The Business Standard, March 2025). Between fairs, JADUZ keeps your pieces on sale, and listing them costs nothing.

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