Beautifully hand crafted Japanese-style serving trays with a Pansy flower design crafted by combining ancient techniques and modern materials. These trays make a wonderful addition to any home.
Description
Incredibly stylish and so perfectly made, step into the world of modern marquetry - taking the specialised and ancient craft of marquetry to new levels - Lucy Turner has mastered a whole new way of working this technique into thoroughly modern, durable and sustainable materials.
Crafted using beautifully designed and laser cut pieces of formica, lucy layers these individual pieces onto bamboo to form an incredible example of modern craftsmanship.
These trays are made using bamboo wood and are designed so that each offcut of formica can be used in another design. Formica is heat and scratch resistant so will last a lifetime.
Own your own piece of functional art - each piece is unique!
Materials and Dimensions
Inlaid Formica
Bamboo
33cm x 2cm
Features
Beautiful original functional artwork
Very durable surface material
Sustainable bamboo base
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- Estimated UK delivery 2-3 working days.
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100% of the profits that we make is fed back into community workshop provision, local artists to enable collaborations and growth, charity support and more. Every January we will announce where the profits are being spent.
