Japanese Tray
Inspired by the Japanese design tradition of incense boxes from the Edo era, Kristina Dam Studio presents a Scandinavian interpretation of versatile trays. With two sizes and multiple functions, these trays offer both practical use and aesthetic appeal. The rectangular design is ideal for storage, serving, or standing alone as a striking piece of decor. For an expressive look, arrange several trays together to create a dynamic display. Crafted from FSC™-certified wood, these trays combine sustainable design with timeless elegance.
W32 x L32 x H4.5 cm / W12.6” x L12.6” x H1.8”
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