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A square sencha tray in karaki wood from the Qing dynasty.
A rectangular tray for sencha with a low rim encircling its surface. The rim is softly rounded and chamfered, with notches here and there that recall bamboo nodes. Though the overall silhouette is linear, the subtle variations around the rim soften its appearance.
The material is karaki wood, a deep brown with a reddish tinge. The tray surface bears a mellow sheen from use, and the wood grain appears subtly as the light falls. Rather than being heavily ornamented, the tray’s presence is expressed through the wood’s color and the shaping of its rim.
Measures 29.7 cm wide by 21 cm deep. Its size is well suited to accommodate a small teapot and a tea cup, making it a convenient format for use as a sencha tray. The low rim allows the tray surface to appear more expansive when vessels are set upon it.
The tray surface shows scuffing, fine scratches, and visible wood grain. The rim bears small knocks and wear, but the overall form remains intact.
A Qing-dynasty square sencha tray whose deep karaki wood tones harmonize with a bamboo‑joint–style rim.
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Tax excluded. Import duties may apply. Shipping costs are calculated at checkout.
