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Red Plum-Shaped Serving Tray 11.6 IN

Sale price$157.00 USD

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This is a lacquerware serving tray in the shape of a plum blossom. The vivid vermilion red lacquer is glossy and eye-catching, giving this tray a truly luxurious feel. With a generous 29.5 cm (11.6 in) diameter, it is the perfect size for full place settings or entertaining at tea ceremonies. The back of the tray is black with a rough finish to prevent scratches, for easy and worry-free use.

Plum blossoms are a beloved motif in Japanese art, kimonos, and tableware. As the first flowers to bloom as the cold of winter passes, they are considered a lucky symbol, a sign of good times to come.

This limited‑edition plum blossom tray, crafted in partnership with master artisans for MUSUBI KILN, bears a gold exquisite MUSUBI KILN logo stamped on its reverse. Based on the Red Plum-Shaped Serving Tray 23.5 cm (9.3 in), a customer favorite, this larger size was conceived with diverse dining needs in mind.

Red Plum-Shaped Serving Tray 11.6 IN
Red Plum-Shaped Serving Tray 11.6 IN Sale price$157.00 USD
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