Square Trinket Tray 15x15x2.5cm Mushroom Teal

A square mango wood tray with a teal mushroom illustration at its centre, warm at the edges and bright in the middle. The glossy artwork gives it a storybook woodland feeling, with speckled night-sky blue, leafy greens and soft mushroom browns set into a rounded wooden frame. What the design brings to the surface The central mushroom scene draws the eye first, with a tall brown-capped mushroom rising among leaves and smaller red-capped details. The teal background has tiny pale speckles, giving the illustration a quiet, starlit quality. The rounded square shape feels gentle rather than sharp, with a raised wooden edge framing the image. The natural brown wood grain stays visible around the border, adding warmth against the cool blue centre. The glossy illustrated panel catches the light, while the wooden rim keeps the piece grounded and tactile. Mango wood and enamelled artwork The tray is made from mango wood, with an enamelled mushroom design set into the centre. The visible grain gives the border its natural variation, so the wood tone and pattern may differ slightly from piece to piece. How to care for the wood Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Keep the wooden surface away from prolonged damp, and avoid soaking or using harsh cleaning products on the illustrated centre. The mushroom motif Mushrooms have long carried a quiet place in woodland imagery, linked with hidden corners, forest floors and the small details noticed on a slow walk. Here the motif is decorative rather than symbolic in a formal tradition: a bright, botanical scene held inside warm wood, with the teal ground giving the whole piece a slightly dreamlike mood. Size and details Size: 15 x 15 x 2.5 cm Weight: 300 g Material: mango wood Origin: India Form: open square tray with rounded corners Design: mushroom illustration in teal tones A thoughtful small gift It suits someone who likes woodland details, natural materials and decorative home pieces with colour. The mix of wood grain and illustrated detail gives it more character than a plain tray, while keeping the overall shape simple. Common questions Is the design printed or carved? The photograph shows a smooth illustrated centre rather than a carved surface. No carving method is specified. Will each tray look exactly the same? The mushroom artwork follows the same design, but the mango wood grain around it can vary naturally from piece to piece.