Organaizing basket with lid “Acorn” S, M, L / Kachū / THA 3115126 タイ/カチュー（水草） 蓋付き整理かご どんぐり S・M・L 3サイズ 簡略版
Organaizing basket with lid “Acorn” S, M, L / Kachū / THA 3115126 タイ/カチュー（水草） 蓋付き整理かご どんぐり S・M・L 3サイズ 簡略版
These are woven baskets made from a grass called “Kachū” in Thai, which grows wild around swamps. This page is made of “Kachū”, with lids, square and tall organizing baskets in three sizes “S, M, L”.
The name was given to the tall figure with a handle on its head that looks like an acorn.Kachū stems cut from the water’s edge are coated with clay-based mud and dried in the sun for 3-5 days. This keeps the material tougher and moist, preventing cracking due to drying.The body and lid fit perfectly with almost no gap between them.The top of the lid has a handle like this. Kok” in Thai is a grass of the Cyperaceae group. Kok is used in the form of a rope.It is a long-bodied basket.This is size S.A good size for keeping a stock of toilet paper in a corner of the bathroom.Just one paper roll will fit.(Depending on the size of the basket and toilet paper, it may not fit in some cases. Please understand this in advance.)This is size M.If you put spray bottles, brushes, and other cleaning tools in it and close the lid, you will not mind having it in a corner of the room and may even look forward to cleaning time.This is size L.Small items such as out-of-season scarves can also be stored away from dust.
The glue applied to the surface of Kachū baskets is a necessary process that prevents the baskets from losing their shape and increases their strength as commodities. It is also the wisdom of the makers who are always thinking about how to make a sturdy basket.
Acorn-shaped baskets, even if just one is placed there, whether they are placed side by side like this, just looking at them is a comforting experience.
Since it is lightweight and sturdy, it would be good as a treasure box for children to use. It would be fun to have one of each size for parents and children to use freely.
The organizing basket does not lose its shape and can be used either on the floor or on a shelf. It will be useful in a variety of situations.
Please choose the size you prefer.
These are woven baskets made from a grass called “Kachū” in Thai, which grows wild around swamps. This page is made of “Kachū”, with lids, square and tall organizing baskets in three sizes “S, M, L”.
The name was given to the tall figure with a handle on its head that looks like an acorn.Kachū stems cut from the water’s edge are coated with clay-based mud and dried in the sun for 3-5 days. This keeps the material tougher and moist, preventing cracking due to drying.The body and lid fit perfectly with almost no gap between them.The top of the lid has a handle like this. Kok” in Thai is a grass of the Cyperaceae group. Kok is used in the form of a rope.It is a long-bodied basket.This is size S.A good size for keeping a stock of toilet paper in a corner of the bathroom.Just one paper roll will fit.(Depending on the size of the basket and toilet paper, it may not fit in some cases. Please understand this in advance.)This is size M.If you put spray bottles, brushes, and other cleaning tools in it and close the lid, you will not mind having it in a corner of the room and may even look forward to cleaning time.This is size L.Small items such as out-of-season scarves can also be stored away from dust.
The glue applied to the surface of Kachū baskets is a necessary process that prevents the baskets from losing their shape and increases their strength as commodities. It is also the wisdom of the makers who are always thinking about how to make a sturdy basket.
Acorn-shaped baskets, even if just one is placed there, whether they are placed side by side like this, just looking at them is a comforting experience.
Since it is lightweight and sturdy, it would be good as a treasure box for children to use. It would be fun to have one of each size for parents and children to use freely.
The organizing basket does not lose its shape and can be used either on the floor or on a shelf. It will be useful in a variety of situations.
Please choose the size you prefer.
These are woven baskets made from a grass called “Kachū” in Thai, which grows wild around swamps. This page is made of “Kachū”, with lids, square and tall organizing baskets in three sizes “S, M, L”.
The name was given to the tall figure with a handle on its head that looks like an acorn.Kachū stems cut from the water’s edge are coated with clay-based mud and dried in the sun for 3-5 days. This keeps the material tougher and moist, preventing cracking due to drying.The body and lid fit perfectly with almost no gap between them.The top of the lid has a handle like this. Kok” in Thai is a grass of the Cyperaceae group. Kok is used in the form of a rope.It is a long-bodied basket.This is size S.A good size for keeping a stock of toilet paper in a corner of the bathroom.Just one paper roll will fit.(Depending on the size of the basket and toilet paper, it may not fit in some cases. Please understand this in advance.)This is size M.If you put spray bottles, brushes, and other cleaning tools in it and close the lid, you will not mind having it in a corner of the room and may even look forward to cleaning time.This is size L.Small items such as out-of-season scarves can also be stored away from dust.
The glue applied to the surface of Kachū baskets is a necessary process that prevents the baskets from losing their shape and increases their strength as commodities. It is also the wisdom of the makers who are always thinking about how to make a sturdy basket.
Acorn-shaped baskets, even if just one is placed there, whether they are placed side by side like this, just looking at them is a comforting experience.
Since it is lightweight and sturdy, it would be good as a treasure box for children to use. It would be fun to have one of each size for parents and children to use freely.
The organizing basket does not lose its shape and can be used either on the floor or on a shelf. It will be useful in a variety of situations.
