Magazine basket with handle / Pine / EST 330744-1　エストニア/パイン　マガジンバスケット　両手つき


							



This basket is made from a wood called “pine.”
Estonian pine is used, and pine wood 100 to 120 years old is said to be suitable for processing baskets.




This page introduces “magazine basket” made of that pine.
It is just the right size for storing newspapers, magazines, books, etc.






They are made of thinly sliced, wide strips, and are woven regularly, alternating lengthwise and crosswise.


It is powerful as if the wood is woven as it is, but when you touch it, the surface feels smooth to the touch.


These pine woods have no knots, and its beautiful grain can be seen.








The handle is made of twisted birch wood fibers. When holding it, be sure to hold both handles and lift it in a balanced manner.




It is shaped for easy in and out of items such as newspapers and magazines.




It is signed or initialed by the craftsman who made it.




As a place for frequently read magazines, newspapers, and books.
Even when A4 size is placed in a clear file, etc., 
it can be placed flat, vertically or horizontally, and everything will fit perfectly.


It can also be used as a work tool box for study or home work, such as a laptop PC or tablet.


It would also be a good place to keep blankets that are often used in the living room.
Since it is a rectangular basket, it can also be placed along a wall or corner.


This basket has a taste that could be used as an interior decoration just by putting items in it 
and covering it with a cloth of your choice.
It is relatively large, so please check the size carefully.




–Pine basket making in Avinurme village, Estonia–


In the village of Abinurme, baskets have been made using “pine” for more than 200 years.
And ｔhere is a family-run workshop that has been making baskets out of Estonian pine wood for a long time.


The workshop has as many as 20 makers,
and in order to maintain the quality of the finished baskets and to provide feedback to the makers,
initials are placed on the bottom of baskets that belong to makers other than family members.


Their baskets, which are designed based on “Human Life” and customer requests,
are widely favored in Estonia and elsewhere for their simple design and practicality.


We are sure that you will find your favorite shape and size from the wide range of their product lineup.

This basket is made from a wood called “pine.”
Estonian pine is used, and pine wood 100 to 120 years old is said to be suitable for processing baskets.

This page introduces “magazine basket” made of that pine.
It is just the right size for storing newspapers, magazines, books, etc.

They are made of thinly sliced, wide strips, and are woven regularly, alternating lengthwise and crosswise.
It is powerful as if the wood is woven as it is, but when you touch it, the surface feels smooth to the touch.
These pine woods have no knots, and its beautiful grain can be seen.
The handle is made of twisted birch wood fibers. When holding it, be sure to hold both handles and lift it in a balanced manner.
It is shaped for easy in and out of items such as newspapers and magazines.
It is signed or initialed by the craftsman who made it.

As a place for frequently read magazines, newspapers, and books.
Even when A4 size is placed in a clear file, etc.,
it can be placed flat, vertically or horizontally, and everything will fit perfectly.

It can also be used as a work tool box for study or home work, such as a laptop PC or tablet.

It would also be a good place to keep blankets that are often used in the living room.
Since it is a rectangular basket, it can also be placed along a wall or corner.

This basket has a taste that could be used as an interior decoration just by putting items in it
and covering it with a cloth of your choice.
It is relatively large, so please check the size carefully.

–Pine basket making in Avinurme village, Estonia–

In the village of Abinurme, baskets have been made using “pine” for more than 200 years.
And ｔhere is a family-run workshop that has been making baskets out of Estonian pine wood for a long time.

The workshop has as many as 20 makers,
and in order to maintain the quality of the finished baskets and to provide feedback to the makers,
initials are placed on the bottom of baskets that belong to makers other than family members.

Their baskets, which are designed based on “Human Life” and customer requests,
are widely favored in Estonia and elsewhere for their simple design and practicality.

We are sure that you will find your favorite shape and size from the wide range of their product lineup.


							



This basket is made from a wood called “pine.”
Estonian pine is used, and pine wood 100 to 120 years old is said to be suitable for processing baskets.




This page introduces “magazine basket” made of that pine.
It is just the right size for storing newspapers, magazines, books, etc.






They are made of thinly sliced, wide strips, and are woven regularly, alternating lengthwise and crosswise.


It is powerful as if the wood is woven as it is, but when you touch it, the surface feels smooth to the touch.


These pine woods have no knots, and its beautiful grain can be seen.








The handle is made of twisted birch wood fibers. When holding it, be sure to hold both handles and lift it in a balanced manner.




It is shaped for easy in and out of items such as newspapers and magazines.




It is signed or initialed by the craftsman who made it.




As a place for frequently read magazines, newspapers, and books.
Even when A4 size is placed in a clear file, etc., 
it can be placed flat, vertically or horizontally, and everything will fit perfectly.


It can also be used as a work tool box for study or home work, such as a laptop PC or tablet.


It would also be a good place to keep blankets that are often used in the living room.
Since it is a rectangular basket, it can also be placed along a wall or corner.


This basket has a taste that could be used as an interior decoration just by putting items in it 
and covering it with a cloth of your choice.
It is relatively large, so please check the size carefully.




–Pine basket making in Avinurme village, Estonia–


In the village of Abinurme, baskets have been made using “pine” for more than 200 years.
And ｔhere is a family-run workshop that has been making baskets out of Estonian pine wood for a long time.


The workshop has as many as 20 makers,
and in order to maintain the quality of the finished baskets and to provide feedback to the makers,
initials are placed on the bottom of baskets that belong to makers other than family members.


Their baskets, which are designed based on “Human Life” and customer requests,
are widely favored in Estonia and elsewhere for their simple design and practicality.


We are sure that you will find your favorite shape and size from the wide range of their product lineup.