Kottan Open Basket “Black Natural” S, M, L / Palm leaf / IND 330917　インド/パームリーフ　Kottan Open Basket　Black Natural　S・M・L　3サイズ


							



These baskets are made from palm leaves.








This type of basket is an open basket without a lid.


Three sizes are available: S, M, and L.


It is woven using palm leaves. Palm leaves are either natural (cream-colored) or black, and the black leaves are dyed with a chemical dye.


This is a distinctive weaving technique in which small triangular patterns are arranged in rows.


The rim is wrapped with alternating natural and black palm leaves.


This is the underside of the bottom of the basket. The basket itself is soft and has no reinforcement to support the bottom, making it unsuitable for carrying heavy objects (which may cause damage).


When holding the basket with items inside, handle it by supporting the bottom with both hands.




Let us introduce you to each size.


This is size S.




As a handkerchief or mini-towel holder.


This is size M.




Size M for children’s toolboxes. Kids camera and,


ｔoys and other items can be seen inside and quickly taken out in a flash, which is the nice feature of open baskets.


This is size L.




A face towel is placed in the L size.


For holding personal items that are often used, such as a paperback book or eyeglass case holder.






The natural glow of the palm when it is exposed to light and its glossy luster is beautiful, elegant basket.




Soft, fluffy, and gentle to the touch,
The natural and black tones will fit in well with any space.




Both the size and shape of this open basket are easy to use, 
and it seems to catch everything you put in it.


Please select the size you prefer.




— Baskets named “Kottan” —


These baskets are woven from palm leaves, 
traditionally made in the region of Chettinad in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.


The local people have revived the once nearly extinct techniques through the activities of a non-profit organization, 
and the income from the products now provides an additional source of income for the women engaged in farming.


The Kottan series is an original design by Suno & Morrison, a Japanese designer.


The baskets are created in collaboration with the makers, including the size of the baskets, 
weaving method, and color scheme.

These baskets are made from palm leaves.

This type of basket is an open basket without a lid.
Three sizes are available: S, M, and L.
It is woven using palm leaves. Palm leaves are either natural (cream-colored) or black, and the black leaves are dyed with a chemical dye.
This is a distinctive weaving technique in which small triangular patterns are arranged in rows.
The rim is wrapped with alternating natural and black palm leaves.
This is the underside of the bottom of the basket. The basket itself is soft and has no reinforcement to support the bottom, making it unsuitable for carrying heavy objects (which may cause damage).
When holding the basket with items inside, handle it by supporting the bottom with both hands.
Let us introduce you to each size.
This is size S.
As a handkerchief or mini-towel holder.
This is size M.
Size M for children’s toolboxes. Kids camera and,
ｔoys and other items can be seen inside and quickly taken out in a flash, which is the nice feature of open baskets.
This is size L.
A face towel is placed in the L size.
For holding personal items that are often used, such as a paperback book or eyeglass case holder.

The natural glow of the palm when it is exposed to light and its glossy luster is beautiful, elegant basket.

Soft, fluffy, and gentle to the touch,
The natural and black tones will fit in well with any space.

Both the size and shape of this open basket are easy to use,
and it seems to catch everything you put in it.

Please select the size you prefer.

— Baskets named “Kottan” —

These baskets are woven from palm leaves,
traditionally made in the region of Chettinad in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.

The local people have revived the once nearly extinct techniques through the activities of a non-profit organization,
and the income from the products now provides an additional source of income for the women engaged in farming.

The Kottan series is an original design by Suno & Morrison, a Japanese designer.

The baskets are created in collaboration with the makers, including the size of the baskets,
weaving method, and color scheme.


							



These baskets are made from palm leaves.








This type of basket is an open basket without a lid.


Three sizes are available: S, M, and L.


It is woven using palm leaves. Palm leaves are either natural (cream-colored) or black, and the black leaves are dyed with a chemical dye.


This is a distinctive weaving technique in which small triangular patterns are arranged in rows.


The rim is wrapped with alternating natural and black palm leaves.


This is the underside of the bottom of the basket. The basket itself is soft and has no reinforcement to support the bottom, making it unsuitable for carrying heavy objects (which may cause damage).


When holding the basket with items inside, handle it by supporting the bottom with both hands.




Let us introduce you to each size.


This is size S.




As a handkerchief or mini-towel holder.


This is size M.




Size M for children’s toolboxes. Kids camera and,


ｔoys and other items can be seen inside and quickly taken out in a flash, which is the nice feature of open baskets.


This is size L.




A face towel is placed in the L size.


For holding personal items that are often used, such as a paperback book or eyeglass case holder.






The natural glow of the palm when it is exposed to light and its glossy luster is beautiful, elegant basket.




Soft, fluffy, and gentle to the touch,
The natural and black tones will fit in well with any space.




Both the size and shape of this open basket are easy to use, 
and it seems to catch everything you put in it.


Please select the size you prefer.




— Baskets named “Kottan” —


These baskets are woven from palm leaves, 
traditionally made in the region of Chettinad in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.


The local people have revived the once nearly extinct techniques through the activities of a non-profit organization, 
and the income from the products now provides an additional source of income for the women engaged in farming.


The Kottan series is an original design by Suno & Morrison, a Japanese designer.


The baskets are created in collaboration with the makers, including the size of the baskets, 
weaving method, and color scheme.