Pierre Hexagon Tray Set, Sand

Marsoni

M251S

$40.00

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Pierre Hexagon Tray Set, SandPerfect for organizing everyday essentials, this handcrafted tray set is a versatile addition to desks, entryways, or bedside tables. Made in Jaipur by master artisans with generations of expertise, each tray is thoughtfully crafted from repurposed fabric from our bedding collection. This limited edition set, includes a small and large tray, bringing an artisanal touch to your home, and embraces the beauty of slow living. Large tray is 13" x 7" (33cm

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