A sculptural, woven reinterpretation of the classic flower bucket, this piece is a testament to the idea that utility and beauty can be one. This is an object with a fragrant soul, created for those who believe in the return to patience, connection, and tangibility.
To us, a hand-woven basket is a form of cultural power—a vessel that carries not only flowers, but stories. Its rich, autumnal palette is a nod to the nostalgic warmth of the 1970s and 90s, but its true purpose is timeless. It serves as a profound reminder that the things we shape with our hands, in turn, shape us.
Artisan Made: Designed and handcrafted by Erin and Peggy Pollard and a small team of weavers in Maine and New York.
Materials: 100% Rattan Core, an abundant Climbing Palm grown in South East Asia and sourced through local longtime partners.
Color: We use non-toxic dyes and finishes. Each piece is finished in our Maine Studio. Enjoy natural color variations from the plant fibers.
Dimensions: Approximately 12" L x 6" W
Care: For indoor use. Wipe clean with a dry cloth. Rattan is a natural and flexible plant fiber. If misshapen during use, firmly mold back into place.
Note: Due to the freehand nature of our practice, each basket is one-of-a-kind and may have slight variations in shape and size. We do not use molds - each piece holds the spirit of the maker. Drwaing by Ingrid Solomonson
