Rabitti 1969 Amsterdam Leather Low Basket
$710
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Rabitti 1969 Ravenna Woven Leather Round Basket
$1,895
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Smooth-grained saddle leather is the material of choice for pioneering Italian brand Rabitti. This blue Ravenna basket, handmade in the company’s workshop in Genoa, has smooth interwoven strips in its signature material, with cylindrical handles in brushed bronze. The most elegant of storage solutions.
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Smooth-grained saddle leather is the material of choice for pioneering Italian brand Rabitti. This blue Ravenna basket, handmade in the company’s workshop in Genoa, has smooth interwoven strips in its signature material, with cylindrical handles in brushed bronze. The most elegant of storage solutions.
Product ID: 2203806031
View more from: Rabitti 1969 / Baskets
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Meet the Maker:
Rabitti 1969
Milan-born leather specialist, Rabitti launched in 1969 and is widely recognised for its thick vegetable-tanned saddle leather. Because of its sturdy sensibilities, saddle leather requires zero reinforcement, enabling homeware objects such as baskets and trays to be entirely crafted from leather. Its characteristic look and softness are achieved by using chrome-free natural tannins in the dying process.