Rs.2,500.00
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This decorative wooden serving tray features traditional Swati geometric patterns hand-painted by artisans in Swat Valley, Pakistan. The piece showcases the region's centuries-old woodcraft tradition, combining solid wood construction with vibrant oil-based paint finishes. Cut-out side handles provide practical functionality for everyday serving needs.
Design Details
- Hand-painted geometric tile patterns in turquoise, crimson, ivory, and cobalt blue
- Deep black base with golden arabesque border featuring curling vines and floral accents
- Thick gold outlining on all decorative elements for enhanced visual definition
- Cut-out side handles for secure grip and easy carrying when loaded
Specifications
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Dimensions: 13 x 10 inches (33 x 25.4 cm)
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Material: Solid wood with hand-painted oil-based finish
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Finish: Glossy, sealed, food-contact safe
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Use: Serving tray for tea, coffee, snacks, and dining
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Care: Hand-wash with mild soap and soft sponge, dry immediately with soft cloth
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this 13x10 inch tray accommodate a full tea service?
Yes, the tray comfortably holds a teapot, two cups with saucers, and small serving plates. The raised edges prevent items from sliding off during transport.
Are the cut-out handles strong enough for heavy loads?
The solid wood construction and reinforced handle design can safely support typical serving loads including full tea sets, multiple dishes, and glassware without structural stress.
How durable is the hand-painted finish against daily use?
The oil-based paint creates a waterproof, sealed surface that resists spills, hot mugs, and normal wear. The finish maintains its vibrant colors and gloss with proper hand-washing care.
What makes this geometric pattern authentically Swati?
The tile-like geometric designs, golden arabesque borders, and specific color combinations reflect traditional Swati artistic motifs passed down through generations of woodcraft families in the region.
Handcrafted in Swat Valley, Pakistan. Minor variations in color and pattern are natural features of authentic handmade work.