The set runs two baskets, each handwoven from seagrass and paper rope, with the rim left natural against a white body. Footprint is 12.2 inches wide and 8.27 inches deep at 6.3 inches tall, and the pair weighs 2 pounds, light enough to lift off a shelf one-handed.
A chalkboard tablet sits on each basket, so the contents get named in chalk rather than guessed at from the outside. The surface is writable, which means relabeling is a matter of wiping it down when the same two baskets hold craft supplies one season and gloves the next. Written labels also keep the pair distinguishable once both are pushed onto the same shelf.
Seagrass and paper rope carry the weave, and the rim is left in its natural color while the body stays white. That edge is the part a hand lands on when the basket comes down off a shelf, so unfinished fiber there shows handling less plainly than a white face would. The contrast reads as deliberate on open shelving.
Each basket measures 6.3 inches tall, 12.2 inches wide and 8.27 inches deep, an oval that sits close against a wall without the dead corners of a square bin. The maker points these at tables and shelves, and the low wall suits both: contents stay visible from above on a table, within reach on a shelf. Combined weight is 2 pounds.
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Seagrass stair basket shaped to sit across two steps, 16 inches deep, with two carrying handles.
