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Rattan Bread Basket SUWARI
Rattan Bread Basket SUWARI
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SUWARI Rattan Bread Basket with Handles
Warm table culture and natural charm: The hand-woven Suwari bowl enriches any dining table with a charming, cozy touch. Made from fine, high-strength rattan fibers, Suwari impresses with its flat, round bowl shape and two practical carrying handles. Whether as a stylish bread basket for a relaxed Sunday breakfast, as a natural fruit bowl on the kitchen island, or for an attractive presentation of snacks and pastries – Suwari combines Balinese weaving artistry with high everyday utility. The warm natural brown tone effortlessly blends into Scandinavian, country house, and boho interiors. Choose from two versatile sizes (S & M) or combine both as a harmonious duo.
Highlights:
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100% Handmade & Fair Trade: Woven with traditional craftsmanship in Bali (Indonesia) in specialized family businesses under fair working conditions.
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Flat, Multifunctional Bowl Shape: Perfect as a bread basket, fruit bowl, or table centerpiece.
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With Integrated Handles: Allows for safe and comfortable serving directly from the kitchen to the table.
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Sustainable Rattan: Fast-growing raw material without chemical additives.
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Plastic-Free Packaging: Environmentally friendly shipping to protect our nature.
Product Details & Care:
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Material: 100% Rattan
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Variants & Dimensions (Ø × H):
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S: 22 × 8 cm (Weight: 0.22 kg)
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M: 29 × 12 cm (Weight: 0.43 kg)
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Color: Warm natural brown
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Origin: Bali, Indonesia
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Scope of Delivery: 1x Rattan bread basket in the chosen size
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Care & Instructions: Simply shake out crumbs or dust with a soft brush. If necessary, wipe with a slightly damp cloth and allow to dry completely. Protect from prolonged moisture. As these are artfully crafted unique pieces, slight variations in dimensions, shape, and color are an expression of genuine craftsmanship.
Sustainability & Origin:
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Fair Trade: Partnership with Balinese family businesses guarantees fair wages.
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Rainforest-Friendly: The use of fast-growing climbing rattan protects native forest structures.
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