Dahlia Fruit Basket with Handle by Sirohi
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Dahlia Fruit Basket with Handle


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The Dahlia basket is a round, handwoven basket about 12 inches in diameter and 3 inches high, built on a sturdy iron frame and finished with a foldable handle woven in bold gold rope. Resham yarn is among the materials used, and it comes in six colourways: green, light blue, pink, orange, yellow and red. Sirohi suggests it as a fruit or gift basket, for holding spices in the kitchen, in a home garden or for keeping essentials on a dresser. Each basket takes about one and a half hours to weave; dust it with a soft, dry cloth.

Technical Specifications

Size / Dimensions
12 D x 3 H
Material
Upcycled Plastic rope
Colour
Red And Gold
Type
basket
HSN code
460219

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The Dahlia basket is a round, handwoven basket about 12 inches in diameter and 3 inches high, built on a sturdy iron frame and finished with a foldable handle woven in bold gold rope. Resham yarn is among the materials used, and it comes in six colourways: green, light blue, pink, orange, yellow and red. Sirohi suggests it as a fruit or gift basket, for holding spices in the kitchen, in a home garden or for keeping essentials on a dresser. Each basket takes about one and a half hours to weave; dust it with a soft, dry cloth.

Country of origin: India

Hours to Weave: 1.5 hours, WastetoWow: 0.5 kg, CO2 savings: 0.75 kg

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Dahlia Fruit Basket with Handle

Material benefit
Upcycled Plastic rope
Cardboard & handmade paper
Size
12 D x 3 H
20.5 x 14.5 x 10 cm
Price
INR 1139.00
INR 429.00

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Sirohi Luxe-Sustainable Living Brand. It is a sustainable luxury brand that employs women artisans from rural North India to design functional home & lifestyle products that define luxe-sustainability. Skilled Samaritan Foundation put Sirohi on the map in 2012 with its solar lighting project.

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