Basin Folding Seagrass Belly Basket

The folded-rim seagrass basket that turns a plastic nursery pot into something you leave on show. Roll the top down for a low bowl, leave it up for a tall basket — one basket, two shapes, depending on what you put in it.

Why people buy this one

• It hides the pot your plant came in. A fiddle leaf or a monstera in a black nursery pot looks half-finished. Drop it into this and the plant reads as furniture.
• The rim folds, so one basket does two jobs. Rolled down it's a shallow bowl for throws or magazines; rolled up it's a deep basket for a tall plant or toys.
• It collapses flat. Store the spare ones under a bed instead of nesting them on a shelf you need.
• Three sizes that cover the usual pots. 23 cm for a small houseplant, 27 cm for the mid-size, 32 cm for the big floor plant or the throw-blanket pile by the sofa.

Specifications

• Material: hand-woven seagrass
• Sizes (diameter × height): 23 × 22 cm, 27 × 24 cm, 32 × 28 cm
• Fold-down rim, collapsible
• Two woven handles
• Natural undyed colour

Read this before you order

• One basket per order. Several photos show two or three together — that's the styling, not the order.
• Plants and pots are not included.
• Measure your pot, not your plant. Match the basket diameter to the widest point of the pot and allow a centimetre or two; a pot that just fits will stretch the weave.
• Seagrass is not waterproof. Water the plant at the sink and let it drain, or slip a saucer inside. Standing water will rot the base.
• Expect a faint grassy smell for the first week. Air it out; it fades. That smell is how you know it's real seagrass and not plastic wicker.