Mosaic Marble Catchall Tray 12cm

Description

A Checkerboard Cut From Real Stone

This tray is assembled by hand from small tiles of natural marble — deep green, veined black, quiet grey-purple, and warm beige — set into a checkerboard pattern and ground flush into one solid piece. No two trays share the same tile map, because the veining of each chip decides the rhythm of the board. Twelve centimeters across and 2 cm thick, in round or square, it is the size of object that earns a permanent spot on a desk, a console, or a bathroom counter.

• Colors: purple, green, black, or beige — each a mosaic of real marble chips, not a print.
• Shapes: round or square, both 12 cm and 2 cm thick.
• Roles: soap dish, jewelry and watch tray, key catchall, or candle coaster.
• Gift-ready: ships in bubble wrap and a rigid box — a natural fit for employee gifts and business favors.

Why Mosaic Beats Print

Printed checkers are flat; a mosaic has relief. Each marble tile is cut and set by hand, so the surface carries tiny steps of depth that catch light differently through the day, and the grout lines give the pattern its handwork honesty. The stones are polished after assembly into one even plane, which is what makes the tray practical — rings do not snag, soap drains, and a candle sits square. Wipe it with a damp cloth, keep acidic cleaners away, and the board stays crisp for years. As a gift it reads expensive without explanation: weight, material, and finish are all legible in the hand.