Description
Amari Bowls (Set of 3)
There is never enough storage. Our sleek Amari Bowls fit perfectly with anything and everything in your home! These are made by hand from 100% jute and are excellent for plants, washing, toys, and more.
Why amari bowls?
They give your house a rustic vibe.
Space can occasionally seem a touch stiff. These chic baskets in earthy tones can help you arrange your area while calming the atmosphere.
The ideal size
Amari Bowls are ideal for stylishly organizing your home!
Large: 4.25”tall x 9.5” round
Medium: 3.5”tall x 8” round
Small: 2.75”tall x 6.25” round.
Boost your degree of household organization.
Useful Applications for Amari Bowls
Bathroom cabinets
Since toiletries are typically purchased in large quantities and are rather tiny in size, using the bowls to group similar items together makes perfect sense.
For the plants
Use Amari Bowls to display real or fake vegetation! Use a ceramic planter or container for the tree itself, then cover it up with a basket.
Child’s corner
Instead of constantly relocating your child’s belongings to their designated room, set aside a lovely living room basket for their preferred toys and books.
Storage for a living room
To store books, periodicals, DVDs, and other entertainment necessities, arrange Amari bowls in a row on a shelf or tuck them beneath the piece of furniture.
Encourage fair trading
Each bowl that we sell is handwoven by an artisan from one of our fair trade partner companies who is paid fairly for their labour. There will be no deductions from their just compensation for childcare or travel expenditures. You can assist low-income communities and increase access to education and healthcare by buying handcrafted Amari bowls.
About KORISSA
In order to encourage customers to shop thoughtfully, Nora and Angela, two designer moms from New York City, founded Korissa. They sought to offer premium goods that are considerate of society and the environment. Purchasing any of the stunning, one-of-a-kind handcrafted goods helps and supports craftsmen in underdeveloped areas. Education and healthcare are made possible by fair salaries.
