Wood and bamboo tray
Wood and bamboo tray
Natural textures contrast in a design of casual elegance by Myriam de Dupont. Combining blonde bamboo with smooth cumala, or wild nutmeg wood, she crafts a handsome serving tray with twin handles.
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