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> Inquire about this or a similar itemA small circular basket woven from straw.
Originally presumed to be an everyday basket for holding items, ROCANIIRU presents it as a stand for placing a teapot or tea caddy. The rustic construction—thick bundles of straw woven into a circular form—is surprisingly light in the hand and has the soft tactile quality characteristic of natural materials.
A bottle stand is a tool for resting a teapot or tea jar. Because this piece is woven from straw, it is a poor conductor of heat, helping to maintain the temperature when a hot teapot is placed on it. It is useful for winter tea gatherings and for outdoor tea service. ROCANIIRU also uses straw-woven bottle stands like this for outdoor tea service.
Unlike metal or ceramic stands, the straw’s bright tone and woven texture lend a gentle air to the tea setting. It pairs well with red-clay teapots and Chinese tea ware, making it an accessible choice for everyday tea arrangements.
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