Temporary Disruption to Email Enquiries

We are currently experiencing a service disruption due to a global Microsoft Outlook outage. As a result, we are temporarily unable to receive and process enquiries sent to contactus@sgenable.sg. 


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Breathing Batik Collection

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Acollectionoflacquerwarewithcolourfulbatik-inspireddesigns
Close-upofalacquerboxwithblueandwhitefloraldesign
Asetof5lacquerwarecoasterswithcolourfulbatik-inspireddesigns
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The “Breathing Batik” collection of lacquerware incorporated distinctive batik-inspired prints co-designed by i‘mable Collective makers from ART:DIS, The Art Faculty, Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore, Metta Welfare Association and Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped, bringing forth their designs to a global audience.

We celebrated this wonderful milestone with a preview of the collection held at Supermama’s store in National Museum of Singapore in the lead-up to Milan Design Week with some makers and i’mable Collective’s advisor and Member of Parliament, Mr Xie Yao Quan in attendance.