Sizes run from small serving baskets to wide trays. CHALOM starts at 5 cm (2 in) across and goes up to 20 cm (8 in). WANTANA is 22 cm (9 in) or 27 cm (11 in) across, Isaline 22 cm (9 in), MON CHI DA 27 cm (11 in) and BUABAN 35 cm (14 in). PIM LA DA is an oval 21 by 14 cm (8 by 5 in). Each product page lists the exact measurements.
Yes, many of the listings name more than bread. Isaline and BUABAN suggest fruit and bread displays, MON CHI DA is sold as a fruit tray that can also serve bread, pastries or snacks, and DAORUNG suggests serving fruit. The A SHI RA set suggests snacks, bread or condiments, and the tall set of 5 suggests breadsticks, crackers, nuts and dried fruit.
Yes. CHALOM is sold in sets of 25, 50 or 100 in seven sizes, and its listing names restaurants, cafes, hotels and event venues. A SHI RA comes as a set of 12 and is listed as suitable for cafes, restaurants and events, and MA NO CHA comes in packs of 24 for catering. For larger orders, contact us through our wholesale inquiries page.
Follow the care notes on each product page where they are given. CHALOM should be wiped with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth and never soaked, and the tall set of 5 can be hand washed gently and dried thoroughly. A cloth napkin laid inside the basket catches crumbs and can be washed after the meal. Our blog also has a guide on how to clean wicker baskets.