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Fabric Tray Collection

These are our final pieces from our beloved fabric tray collection, where nature meets craftsmanship in designs that will never be made again. 

Each remaining fabric tray showcases exquisite botanical patterns - delicate ferns dancing with winter berries and dramatic maple leaves. Once these last few pieces find their homes, this chapter of our collection closes forever.

What makes these trays special:

  • Every pattern is one-of-a-kind; once sold, it's gone forever
  • Handcrafted using sustainable birchwood
  • Durable melamine coating makes them food-safe and perfect for daily use
  • Use as a serving tray, wall art, or centrepiece
  • Transform into an elegant side table with our tray stands

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MEET THE DESIGNER

Jenny K of Living Pattern's creative process starts with a combination of drawing from observation and imagination. She lets the subject inform where the line wants to go and how it wants to feel. Colour is the emotion in her work. The ink is free to deepen and soften, just as colour would in nature. 

"To me, art creating with reason will never feel cold. It will remind you we are all connected."

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MEET THE DESIGNER

Emma J Shipley is graphic artist specialising in fine drawing, taking inspiration from myths, legends and the unique beauty of the natural world. Emma painstakingly draws each design by hand in pencil, fusing highly skilled draftsmanship with a subversive imagination; capturing nature’s unpredictable beauty. 

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Hilma af Klint Trays

EXCLUSIVE: The Tray Shop is proud to present The Art Gallery of New South Wales' range of Hilma af Klint birchwood trays, handcrafted in Sweden.

Available exclusively at The Gallery Shop

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About Hilma af Klint

The Guardian called her "one of the most important art pioneers you've never heard of". Read more about Hilma af Klint in The Guardian, Sydney Morning Herald and The New York Times.