Calyx Rattan Ottoman by bali & pari
Calyx Rattan Ottoman by bali & pari
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A faux tortoise finish gives the Calyx ottoman’s open rattan poles a patterned surface. A fabric-covered foam cushion tops the frame, bringing a soft footrest into the room with the structure clearly visible beneath it.
“I like a footstool whose base is as considered as its cushion. Calyx’s patterned poles make it worth seeing from the side of the chair.”
-Mrs. Mayfair
Product Details
- Material: Natural rattan; Foam; Fabric upholstery.
- Dimensions: Overall Footstool Dimensions: 22 in W × 18.9 in D × 18.5 in H; Clearance(floor to bottom of seat): 15 in; Clearance(floor to horizontal bar): 5.1 in.
- Included: One ottoman. Includes the cushion.
- Assembly: Fully assembled.
- Natural Variation: Natural fibers, grain, texture and tone vary between pieces.
Care & Ownership
Dust regularly with a soft brush or the gentle brush attachment of a vacuum. Wipe marks with a barely damp, soft cloth and dry promptly. Blot spills before they settle into the weave; avoid soaking, abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals. Protect the fibers from standing water, direct heat and prolonged strong sunlight. Vacuum upholstery gently with a soft brush, and blot spills without rubbing. Check the cushion’s care label before deeper cleaning; seek professional upholstery care for persistent marks.
Maker / Heritage
The rattan work at bali & pari begins with a material that can be shaped as well as woven. Experienced artisans in Indonesia cut, steam and bend the stems, then weave or arrange them into the finished designs. Those techniques allow a single material to form an open lattice, a tightly worked panel or a braided border. Natural differences in tone and fiber remain visible, giving the handworked pieces their individual character.



