Milton Rattan Bread Basket - Large

Benchtop beauty for a welcoming kitchen

Gorgeous farmhouse charm
Handwoven from rattan
Two compartments for loaves and rolls

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Handcrafted by artisans

Rattan Bread Basket

This handwoven rattan bread basket is a great way to keep your bread tidy while also creating an absolutely beautiful kitchen decor. The rounded top is a very traditional shape for a kitchen bread bin and lifts up easily to let you put the loaf in and out. This piece is made from gorgeous natural rattan which gives it a lovely rustic look that's perfect for any provincial kitchen. Below this is another compartment with a lift up flap for storing smaller items.

Bread Bin

Features the word Bread stencilled on the front of the bread bin for a wonderful rustic, country style look. Take a look at the rest of our rattan products here.

Our rattan baskets ship from our Peakhurst NSW warehouse. Usually despatched in 1-3 days with Australia Post.

If you choose to collect this item, it will be available from the Peakhurst NSW warehouse. You will receive an SMS when it is ready to collect.

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Specifications: Bread Baskets

41cm long
30cm tall
22cm deep
Made from natural rattan with metal frame

Note that as our bread baskets are handwoven by artisans from a natural material, measurements of the basket are approximate and you will see variations from piece to piece that are an inherent feature of this type of product and are not considered faults.

Rattan Care

As a natural material, rattan is sensitive to its environment and a little bit of care and attention will keep it at its best.

Keep your rattan out of direct sunlight and do not keep it where it can get wet from rain. The sun can cause the colour of the rattan to change and it can also cause it to dry and split.
Brush your rattan on a regular basis to remove dust and prevent the growth of mildew. If you live in a humid climate, make sure to do this more often. Using a brush allows you to get into the gaps in the weaving to keep the chair free of dust and dirt.
To clean the rattan, simple wipe it down with a damp (not wet) cloth dipped in a solution of warm water and mild dish soap. Do not over wet the rattan and do not use harsh chemicals or abrasives. Make sure it can dry quickly.
If something is spilled on it, clean it straight away. Colours from the spill can be absorbed into the natural material so don't leave it.
As a handwoven item, if you notice any rattan canes or poles that have become unwoven, simply slip them back into their original position by hand.

Some variations in the canes used in the weaving are to be expected as it is a natural material. These are not considered imperfections but are inherent to the character of a natural handwoven product.