Cattail fibers are woven by hand into a round bin measuring 10 inches in diameter and 10 inches high, then coated to hold up under daily use. The warm golden tone comes from the plant itself, with no stain or paint layered over the finished weave.
The bin is built entirely from cattail, a marsh reed whose strands run smoother and more even than willow, producing a tight and regular pattern around the body. A protective coating over the finished weave guards the fibers at the rim and base, where hands and shoes brush past most often.
The natural golden color leans warmer than pale rattan and reads as sunlit straw, which is why it settles easily into coastal, farmhouse, and rustic rooms next to jute rugs, driftwood tones, and white painted trim. Since the shade comes from the fiber and not from a dye, it stays consistent across the whole bin.
A 10 inch circle standing 10 inches high suits a powder room floor, the gap beside a nightstand, or the corner of a dorm desk. Where a molded plastic can announces itself, this one passes for a decorative basket until something needs to be thrown away.
Banana leaf woven over a tapered steel frame, a 10 inch round bin for bedroom, bath, or office waste.
Gray paper rope bin, round and tapered at 10 inches, for offices and bedrooms where white shows marks.
