Handwoven Rattan Cutlery Holder & Storage Basket | Water Hyacinth Wicker Flatware Organiser, Round Storage Box for Kitchen & Dining Table

A hand-woven rattan and water hyacinth basket built for the one thing every kitchen table needs and no one has a good answer for: somewhere to keep the cutlery. Choose the round open basket for general kitchen storage, or the three-grid version that separates knives, forks and spoons so a laid table, a buffet or a garden lunch sorts itself out in seconds.

Water hyacinth weaves into a firmer, denser cord than standard wicker, so the walls hold their shape when the basket is full and lifted by the rim. The natural, undyed finish brings warmth to a hard-surfaced kitchen and belongs equally in farmhouse, coastal, Japandi and Scandinavian interiors. Away from cutlery it makes an excellent countertop catch-all — utensils by the hob, napkins and condiments on the dining table, or bathroom storage for rolled towels and toiletries.

Why you'll love it

• Two configurations — an open round storage basket, or a 3-grid flatware organiser that keeps cutlery sorted.
• Handwoven water hyacinth and rattan — denser and more rigid than ordinary wicker, so it keeps its shape when loaded.
• Table-ready — carry cutlery straight to the dining table, buffet or garden without a tray.
• Natural undyed finish — warm, neutral texture that suits farmhouse, coastal and minimalist kitchens.
• Multipurpose kitchen storage — utensil holder, napkin and condiment caddy, countertop catch-all, bathroom organiser.
• Light and durable — easy to lift full, sturdy enough for everyday use.

Details

• Material: handwoven water hyacinth and rattan
• Options: round storage basket; 3-grid cutlery organiser
• Use: cutlery and flatware storage, utensil holder, kitchen and dining table organiser
• Care: wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth; keep out of prolonged damp
• Ideal for: kitchen worktops, dining tables, buffets and parties, pantries, bathroom storage, farmhouse and coastal decor

Practical tip — stand the cutlery handles-up in the grid version. It looks tidier, and guests can take a fork without touching five others.