Just as welcoming on summer evenings as in the winter. CISSAN is handmade from water hyacinth – a plant that is harvested in tropical waterways to control its growth so it doesn’t clog the water flow.
Product details
Every product is handmade and therefore unique.
The material brings a piece of nature into your home and spreads a calm, warm feeling.
Water hyacinths have natural colour variations, giving every napkin box an individual look.
Good to know
Suitable for napkins in size 40x40 cm.
IKEA of Sweden AB SE-343 81 Älmhult, IKEA.com
Materials and care
Material
- Basematerial:
- Water hyacinth, Clear acrylic lacquer
- Frame:
- Steel, Epoxy/polyester powder coating
Care
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Measurements
- Length: 23 cm
- Width: 23 cm
- Height: 7 cm
Packaging
CISSAN
Article number603.342.89- Width: 23 cm
- Height: 7 cm
- Length: 23 cm
- Weight: 0.31 kg
- Package(s): 1
Customer reviews
- Practical and stylish
Very practical to keep napkins organized and looking great on the counter. Excellent materials and quality - very well made
Bethany, New Zealand - Great for cat’s bed
If you have a kitty in your home buy this so they can use it as a table bed while you’re eating. Initially bought it for our napkins but our cat ended up loving it.
Will, Spain - Sustainable and Durable
I bought this 3 years ago, but the condition is still excellent and it adds beauty to the decor.
Ashwiny, India
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Set the table with a little help from nature
CISSAN napkin holder is made from dried water hyacinth, a beautiful but fast-growing plant that can clog waterways. By using water hyacinth to make products we help to naturally control their growth.
Material
What is water hyacinth?
Water hyacinth is a free-floating plant that spreads quickly in tropical waterways. When covering the surface completely, it blocks out sunlight which disrupts biodiversity. Also, local communities suffer as transportation routes are clogged. When harvested, biodiversity is restored and waterways are kept open. The plant itself becomes a resource too. The stalks make a flexible material that can be woven or braided into unique baskets, mats and other home furnishings.