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Linden Rattan Storage Shelf by bali & pari

Linden Rattan Storage Shelf by bali & pari

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Regular price $93.84 USD
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Three open levels make the Linden storage shelf useful for a small display collection. Raised scalloped borders animate the woven form, bringing a decorative edge to the shelves without closing in the objects placed on them.

“I would keep the objects below the height of each opening. The scalloped borders look their best when the shelf’s outline remains legible.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

  • Material: Natural rattan.
  • Dimensions: Overall Shelf Dimensions: 12.2 in W × 10.2 in D × 28 in H; Open Shelve(s): 11.8 in W × 10.2 in D; Distance between each shelf: 11 in; Clearance(floor to bottom of shelf): 1.2 in.
  • Included: One shelving unit.
  • 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.

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.

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