MORIKOUGEI

Rectangle RaysTray

Dyed with a traditional dyeing process called woad-vatting with traditional Japanese indigo dye extracted from knotweed, this beautifully figured wooden tray displays delicate graining patterns for a polished, subtly luxurious, and sophisticated look. The refined serving tray is crafted with a unique pasting technique and a design called “Kosen-hari”, that features Tsuki-ita, wood veneer sheets, with a corner cut in an acute angle and pasted around from the center, so once the tray is held up and tipped in different angles, rays of light would seem to be beaming out from the center, creating various hues for a dreamy and captivating impression. Take the art of food presentation with this other-worldly and exquisite serveware.

• Comes in the classic rectangular silhouette for added versatility.
• Delivers a subtle sheen for a delicate and magical appeal.
• Seems like a frame cut out from the “Kosen-hari” (a pasting style called the ray of light) design.
• The company is located in Tokushima Prefecture, one of the renowned locations for producing indigo dye.
• Tree species: indigo dyed.
• Product design: graf.
• Finishing: urethane clear coating.
• Tray production video: https://vimeo.com/459102499
• The product includes a tray only.
• Comes in a special package so it can be used as a gift.
• Size (width x length x height): 250 x 365 x 22 mm.

On handling the product:

• Excessive impact can result in damages, so please be careful.
• Please wipe the tray dry with a dried cloth when there is liquid on it.
• Prolonged contact with water can result in stains and wooden breakage.
• Please keep it in a location with stable temperature.
• Avoid keeping the tray in a location with high humidity or direct exposure to sunlight.