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This long narrow Swati art tray uses a pale sand ground, the most neutral base in the collection, overlaid with a hand-painted daisy lattice in crimson, sky blue, and ivory. Fine black linework separates every petal, and a crimson and ivory vine runs around the rim. The soft ground makes it the easiest of the long trays to place in a light or minimal interior.
Design Details
- Pale sand ground with an allover daisy lattice across the full inner panel
- Blossoms in crimson, sky blue, and ivory, each outlined in fine black linework
- Crimson and ivory trailing vine border on the raised rim with white dot accents
- Sky-blue rule framing the panel, saffron edge lining, and cut-out side handles
Specifications
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Dimensions: 8 x 16 inches (20 x 41 cm)
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Material: Seasoned solid wood with hand-painted oil finish
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Finish: Glossy, sealed, waterproof oil-based paint
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Use: Console and bar cart tray, breakfast and snack service, bathroom vanity organiser, decorative display
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Care: Hand-wash with mild soap, dry immediately, avoid dishwashers, soaking, and abrasive scourers
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a pale ground harder to keep clean?
No. The sealing gloss is non-porous, so tea, coffee, and oils sit on the surface. The practical difference is visual rather than functional: marks show sooner on sand than on black, so they get wiped sooner.
Which rooms does this tray suit?
It works in light kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms where a dark tray would read as heavy. The crimson and sky-blue florals give it colour without a dominant ground.
How does an allover lattice differ from a banded design?
A lattice repeats one motif edge to edge across the whole panel. A banded design splits the panel into horizontal strips with different motifs in each. Lattices take longer to paint and read as busier.
Can it be used as a wall piece?
Yes. The pale ground and even pattern make it one of the better trays for wall display. Use a plate hanger or a shelf ledge, as no hanging hardware is fitted.
Handcrafted in Swat Valley, Pakistan. Minor variations in color and pattern are natural features of authentic handmade work.