Iris

Only one Iris

Passed hand to hand at Sunday dinners, set out for guests, and present at every meal, the napkin basket is a small form with a quietly important role. It is the detail that tells everyone at the table that someone cared enough to set it with intention.

Brittany wove Iris from rattan reed, by hand, start to finish—a process that honors the rhythm of the maker over the speed of the machine.

Wide and low, she possesses the clean, open form of a basket that knows its purpose. The cross-stitch band woven around her body is the mark of a maker who understands restraint—one deliberate line of dark reed that transforms a functional object into a piece of art you cannot stop noticing.

Iris is sculptural enough to be a centerpiece, yet she possesses the quiet strength required for daily life. She is the perfect scale for linen napkins, fresh bread, or the center of a table that deserves one true, handcrafted thing. Iris does not merely decorate a table; she completes it.

Her name is hers alone. It belongs to this specific weave and this specific moment in the studio. Once Iris is adopted, her name retires into history.

Provenance & Details

• Maker: Handwoven by Brittany Stanton

• Material: Sustainable rattan reed

• Included: Artist stamp, natural linen dust bag, leather stamped tag

• Dimensions: Approximately 12.5"L x 12.5"W x 6"H