Handwoven from charcoal and natural jute in a distinctive two-tone weave, this generously sized laundry basket brings woven texture to your space. A structured inner helps it hold its shape, while the soft lining protects its contents. Finished with macramé jute handles, it’s ideal for laundry, blankets, exercise gear, toys and more.
What is the difference between Charcoal and Earth? Both colours are created by interweaving two rows of naturally dyed jute with two rows of natural jute. Earth combines warm brown with natural, while Charcoal combines very dark grey with natural. Refer to the product images to see the colours and woven detail more closely.
Does the basket hold its shape? Yes. A hidden internal layer of recycled rubber helps the basket hold its shape and stand upright, even when empty.
Is the lining removable? No, the cotton lining is fixed in place.
What can it be used for? In addition to laundry, it can be used for storing toys, exercise or yoga gear and other everyday items.
Will it be shipped upright or folded? This basket is folded for shipping and will need reshaping on arrival. Unfold and press out any creases with your hands, then fill with towels or blankets for a day or two to help restore shape.
Can it be used for wet laundry? We recommend using the basket for dry laundry only. Prolonged exposure to moisture may lead to mould or discolouration, so wet items should be dried before placing inside.
Can it be used to hold plants? Yes, but we recommend placing a deep plastic tray or waterproof liner inside to protect the basket from moisture and potential mould.
A structured inner helps the basket hold its shape and stand upright.
Handwoven with naturally dyed and handspun jute, creating distinctive texture.
Strong macrame jute handles add a distinctive detail while soft cotton lining protects delicates.
Generous in size for laundry, towels, exercise gear, toys and everyday household storage.
The jute fabric for each Boda Basket is handwoven on backstrap looms by women in indigenous hill communities in northern Bangladesh, using techniques passed down through generations. Working from their homes, locally grown jute is naturally dyed and handspun before being woven into lengths of two-tone fabric.
The loom is lightweight and mobile, made from bamboo poles with a strap worn around the weaver’s back. One end is anchored in the ground while the weaver’s body creates the tension needed to weave. Its portability allows the women to weave around daily life.
The finished fabric is taken to a Fair Trade workshop, where it is cut, lined and sewn into the basket before the macramé jute handles are added by hand. This process brings together specialised skills across different artisan groups while providing ongoing work and fair wages.
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