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Created by Bunbuku Co. in Japan, this tapered steel waste basket gained popularity in the 1960’s during the high economic growth period in Japan. Thanks to it’s classic design, it has stood the test of time and is still prevalent today in the home or office. Available in ivory or black and small or large. Large: 10.75″ D x 13.5″ H.
BUNBUKU CO.,LTD. President Shinichi Takeuchi Inauguration 1st,March,1918 Establishment: 13th,September,1960 Business: Manufacturer and seller of industrial and home environmental fixtures Number of Employees: 60
Mar 25, 2019 · Object of Desire: An Award-Winning Trash Can from Japan. Designed in 1960, the enameled steel Bunbuko Waste Basket received Japan’s Good Design Long Life Award in the household goods and daily necessities category in 2015; we’ve been spotting (and admiring) it at retailers such as Salter House in Brooklyn, Canoe, and Emmo Home.
Tapered Waste Basket (S) Standard form with basic colors. Gaining popularity during the high economic growth period in Japan, these waste baskets are still prevalent today in living rooms and offices with its basic yet beautiful form that cannot be produced by plastic. CONTACT. Characteristic. Standard form with basic colors.
- 247 oz
- W: 8 3/4"D: 8 3/4"H: 10 3/4"
- Gray / Ivory / Black
SKU. 100567. First gaining popularity during Japan's economic boom, these attractive tapered waste baskets still reign supreme in living rooms and offices alike. Sculpted from durable, tin-free steel, they showcase a basic yet beautiful design that transforms your trash into an art form.
- $36
- Bunbuku
- 11" D x 13.5" H. - Available for showroom pick up & shipping. $60.00. Pay in 4 interest-free installments of $15.00 with. Learn more. NOTIFY ME WHEN AVAILABLE. Sold out. You'd also like. Large stackable wastebasket in tin-free, corrosion-resistant ivory-tone enameled steel. Designed in the 1960s, this tapered rubber-base receptacle was awarde...
The BUNBUKU waste basket has come to be an iconic form in many Japanese offices and school rooms since its inception in 1918. Made of tin-free stainless steel plating, its high-gloss black enamel finish makes it handsome and durable, as well as rust- and fire-resistant.
