*Gift wrapping is not available for this item. The Comfort of Solid Wood This large chestnut tray has a plump, rounded shape that creates a soft, inviting atmosphere. Chestnut wood has a subdued "gray-white" color, giving it a rustic, natural feel. The slightly raised rim creates a clean appearance. The underside of the rim is carved, making it easy to insert your fingers and lift. Generous Size This is a perfect serving for one person, with rice, miso soup, a main dish, and a small side dish. It's large enough to fit two 7-inch plates side by side with plenty of room to spare. When entertaining, this tray can serve 3–4 people. Ideal for any occasion, from everyday meals to special gatherings. Size Diameter: Approx. 42.0 x 31.5 cmHeight: Approx. 2.0 cm Weight Approx. 644 g Material Chestnut MicrowaveDishwasher Microwave ×Dishwasher × Direct FlameOven Direct Flame ×Oven × Artist's Recommended Maintenance ・If dirt is a concern, wipe with a tightly wrung-out cloth. When washing with water, avoid using detergent. ・If the piece becomes whitish and flaky, apply vegetable oil to a paper towel or cloth. (Walnut oil, safflower oil, perilla oil, etc. Olive oil will not dry.) If the flaky texture is still a concern, polish with sandpaper of approximately 320 grit and apply oil. ・The color will develop a beautiful appearance with care and use. Product Characteristics / Handling Precautions ・As each piece is handmade, there will be slight variations in color, shape, size, thickness, and other aspects. The grain and color will also vary depending on the part of the wood used. ・Recommended for those who want to enjoy the warm texture that only handmade items can offer, with each piece showing a unique look. ・As the piece is finished with walnut oil, oil may seep out when first used. Be careful with white cloths, etc. ・Solid wood may warp due to sudden temperature changes or dry conditions. Placing the piece with the backside facing up will allow the wood to breathe and prevent warping. ・Do not store near fire. Overheating may cause cracks, deformation, or a fire hazard. ・The oil finish is not completely water-resistant. ・Do not leave the piece submerged in water or with wet items inside. Leaving a wet item inside will cause stains within about 15 minutes. - Ultraviolet rays can cause discoloration, deterioration, and deformation, so please store it in a place away from direct sunlight. - Please note that the edges are prone to thinning and chipping. - Prices may be subject to review and revision depending on the artist or pottery manufacturer. Things to Know Before Purchasing The unique grain and color of each piece of natural wood is its charm. When you first start using this product, it will have a woody smell that is unique to woodworking products, but this will naturally fade over time. This is also a natural characteristic of wood, so enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime encounter. [Individual Differences] Because this product is made from natural wood, some pieces may be lighter or darker in color. [Wood Grain] The grain and knots vary from piece to piece. [Other Notes] 〇Some pieces may have noticeable knots. 〇Products that have passed inspection by the potter or artist are inspected again before being delivered to customers.■For more information, please click here. Characteristics of tableware and things to understand when purchasing About other series ■For more information, please see the list page. We hope you find something you like. Wood Crafts Listing Page Aizawa Wood Crafts/KITO Founded in 1947 in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, as a woodcarver specializing in lacquerware base materials. 2013: Started manufacturing and selling original wooden products. 2019: Welcomed Masanori Oji as branding director.2019: Launched the "KITO" and "ara!" series. We use precision and speed to carve out sturdy wood from the mountains without waste, then delicately polish it by hand to create a luxurious feel. We aim to harness the century-old power trapped within solid wood and carve it to last for over 100 years, bringing the beauty of wood to everyday life. We cherish trees and choose ways of making and living that will allow us to pass on bountiful forests to future generations. "KITO" is a series that expresses gratitude for forests and was named to allow people to spend their daily lives "with trees."
