Woven Rattan Utensil Caddy

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Weave Weave A Weave C Weave B

Everyday tools upright and in reach

Open weave lets damp spoons dry

Three weave patterns to choose from

Woven rattan for the utensils you use every day, keeping them upright and within reach instead of rattling loose in a drawer. The tools you cook with most should be the ones you do not have to open anything to get to. It is one of the few pieces of kitchen storage that also does something for the room.

It holds chopsticks, wooden spoons, spatulas, tongs and serving pieces, and woven rattan is a good deal warmer on a counter than steel or plastic, which tend to read as either restaurant or office. The open weave lets air through, so damp wooden spoons dry rather than sitting in a sealed tube. Three weave patterns are available, so you can pick the one that matches the rest of the kitchen rather than accepting whatever is in stock.

Set it beside the hob where you cook, or on a dining table with serving pieces when people are eating. Keep it away from direct flame and standing water, and wipe rather than soak it. Let utensils dry before standing them back up, since rattan does not want to sit in moisture. Natural variation in weave and tone is part of the material rather than a fault.

Material: woven rattan
Styles: A, B, C weave patterns
Holds chopsticks, spoons, spatulas and serving pieces
Open weave lets damp utensils dry
Keep away from direct flame
Care: wipe clean, do not soak

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Material: woven rattan, in three weave patterns. Holds chopsticks, spoons, spatulas, tongs and serving pieces. Natural variation in weave and tone between pieces. Keep away from direct flame. Care: wipe clean, do not soak.

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Rattan caddy holding everyday utensils beside the hob

The Tools You Reach For Most

The tools you cook with most should be the ones you do not have to open anything to get to. This keeps chopsticks, wooden spoons, spatulas, tongs and serving pieces upright and within reach instead of rattling loose in a drawer.

Woven rattan caddy warming up a kitchen counter

Warmer On A Counter Than Steel

Steel and plastic caddies tend to read as either restaurant or office. Woven rattan is one of the few pieces of kitchen storage that also does something for the room it sits in.

Open weave letting damp wooden spoons dry

Open Weave Lets Spoons Dry

The open weave lets air through, so damp wooden spoons dry rather than sitting in a sealed tube. Three weave patterns mean you can pick the one that matches the rest of the kitchen.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the three weaves?

They are three different weave patterns in the same rattan, so the choice is about which texture suits your kitchen rather than about size or capacity. All three hold the same tools equally well.

Will damp spoons go mouldy in it?

The open weave lets air move through, which is exactly what a sealed tube does not. Let utensils dry before standing them back up and the caddy stays dry too, since rattan does not want to sit in moisture.

Can it sit next to the hob?

Beside it, yes, and that is where it is most useful. Keep it away from direct flame though, as you would with any natural fibre. On a dining table with serving pieces it works just as well.

Why does the tone vary?

Rattan is a natural material and the weaving is done by hand, so tone and tension vary between pieces. That is part of the material rather than a fault, and it is what keeps it from looking moulded.

How do I clean it?

Wipe rather than soak. Rattan does not want standing water, so a damp cloth and a dry off is the routine. Nothing else is needed.