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basket for large indoor plant Bags, storage solutions, and bed runners – grasscrafts.comFor those who curate their living spaces with intention this round, hand braided Kauna grass caddy is a quiet statement of conscious luxury. Woven by master artisans in India's oldest grass weaving tradition, its circular form brings the warmth of slow craft into the most private corners of your home. Symmetrically scaled with a 12" diameter and matching 12" stature, it is designed for the discerning resident of Lutyens' Delhi, Malabar Hill, or

For those who curate their living spaces with intention — this round, hand-braided Kauna grass caddy is a quiet statement of conscious luxury. Woven by master artisans in India's oldest grass-weaving tradition, its circular form brings the warmth of slow craft into the most private corners of your home.

Symmetrically scaled with a 12" diameter and matching 12" stature, it is designed for the discerning resident of Lutyens' Delhi, Malabar Hill, or Koramangala — where sustainability is not a trend, but a value. Use it as a bedside sanctuary organizer, a spa caddy, or a sculptural round accent that holds your evening rituals with quiet elegance.

Why This Piece

• Zero-Carbon Craft: Kauna grass is a fast-growing aquatic reed — harvested, sun-dried, and hand-braided with no machinery, no synthetic inputs, and a near-zero carbon footprint.

• Artisan Heritage: Each round caddy is individually hand-braided by skilled artisans, with reinforced circular handles — no two pieces are identical.

• 100% Natural & Plastic-Free: Entirely free of synthetics, dyes, or chemical finishes. Safe for your home, your family, and the planet.

• Sculptural Round Form: The circular silhouette transitions effortlessly from bedside table to spa shelf to living room accent — a timeless form that complements high-end interiors.

• Breathable & Durable: The open-weave structure allows air circulation, making it ideal for storing rolled linens, towels, essential oils, or architectural journals.

A home that breathes. A life lived with less, but better.