Details at a Glance
- Set Includes: Three baskets -- 10 in. W x 8 in. H, 14 in. W x 10 in. H, 18 in. W x 12 in. H
- Material: 65% Polypropylene, 35% Nylon
- Construction: Handmade flat braid, continuous multicolor space-dye yarn
- Available Colors: Indigo, Forest, Hickory, Maroon, Khaki, Onyx
- Weight: 8.0 lbs (complete set)
- Reversible: No
- Outdoor Safe: No
- Country of Origin: USA
- Care: Easy to clean; not reversible
Handcrafted in the USA from a hard-wearing polypropylene-nylon blend, this three-basket set handles everything from throw blankets to toys without wearing thin in high-traffic rooms. The Woodstock Braided Handmade Basket 3PC set is available at Uptown Sebastian with free shipping. Space-dye yarn in six color choices creates a unique multicolor finish, so no two sets match exactly -- each one arrives truly one of a kind.
How Are These Baskets Made?
Each basket is woven by hand using a flat-braid technique that interlaces polypropylene and nylon fibers into a sturdy, flexible structure. The continuous space-dye process -- where yarn is dyed in random intervals before weaving -- means color shifts from section to section, and two baskets side by side will show different patterns. All three sizes are made domestically, supporting American artisans and ensuring quality you can trace back to the workshop.
What Can You Choose on This Set?
You can select from six colors to match your existing palette. Indigo leans cool and coastal, Forest brings earthy green tones, Hickory offers neutral warmth, Maroon adds rich accent color, Khaki keeps things subtle, and Onyx delivers classic black. Because the space-dye yarn varies with each batch, expect tolerable dye-lot shifts and a totally unique look across different areas of the weave -- that randomness is part of the craft, not a flaw.
How Long Does It Take to Build?
This set is made to order and ships in 8-10 weeks from the date you place your order. That window accounts for dyeing yarn to specification, hand-braiding the three sizes, and final inspection before it leaves the workshop. Once it ships, standard curbside delivery to the continental USA is free, and the synthetic blend is ready to use the day it arrives with no special conditioning or break-in.
Where Do These Baskets Work Best?
The 18-inch basket sits on the floor next to a sofa to hold three or four folded throws, while the 14-inch size slots onto open shelving in the bedroom for scarves, magazines, or toiletries. Tuck the smallest 10-inch basket in a nursery for small toys or beside the tub for washcloths and hand towels. For more ways to organize with texture, explore our full baskets collection, and discover ideas on crafting comfort at home with American-made furniture.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What do you put in a large woven basket in the living room?
- Use the 18-inch basket for throw blankets, extra pillows, magazines, remote controls, or children's toys -- anything you want close at hand but off the floor.
- What size basket should I use to store blankets on the floor?
- An 18-inch basket holds three to five folded throws comfortably, while the 14-inch size works for lighter blankets or a smaller collection.
- Can I return a made-to-order piece?
- Returnability follows the option you ordered, not how the piece was built. A size, finish or configuration shown as an option on this page can be returned within 30 days of delivery, subject to a 20% restocking fee -- whatever its build time. A specially requested size, or a piece made in your own material, is custom and is not returnable except on damage. Trade accounts have the restocking fee waived.
- Where are these baskets made?
- All three sizes are handcrafted in the USA by domestic artisans using a flat-braid technique.
- How do I clean polypropylene-nylon baskets?
- Wipe them with a damp cloth and mild detergent; the synthetic blend resists stains and dries quickly, so maintenance is simple even in high-use areas.
- Why does the color look different from one area to another?
- The continuous space-dye process randomly colors the yarn before weaving, so shifts in tone across the basket are intentional and make each piece unique.