The sides on this square tray slope inward to a base smaller than the rim, and the willow is split and light steamed, which gives a finer, flatter weave than full willow. It is deep for something called a tray, and there is one size.

Because it holds things on end rather than laid out, most end up around a plant pot or by a front door with keys and post. Split willow keeps the weight down, so a full one lifts with one hand. A watered pot wants a saucer under it.

• Split light steamed willow, finely woven
• 27 x 27 cm at the rim, 20 x 20 cm base, 13 cm tall
• 200 g
• Deep for a tray: holds things upright
• Tapered sides, so a pair nests when empty
• Plant pot covers, hallway trays, shelf storage, display

Please be aware, colours may vary slightly as our products are made from natural materials.

Sizing

Specifications

FAQs

Is it really a tray?

At 13 cm deep it behaves more like a small square basket. We have kept the name it has always had, but go in expecting something you can stand things up in rather than lay them out on.

What size plant pot will it take?

The base is 20 x 20 cm, so a pot up to about 19 cm across drops in and sits flat. Anything wider will wedge partway down rather than reaching the bottom.

Can I put a watered plant in it?

Only with a saucer or a liner underneath. Bare willow and standing water do not get on, and a pot draining straight into the weave will mark it and eventually rot it.

Why is the base smaller than the top?

The sides slope in, which is how the shape is woven. It also means two of the same size sit inside one another when they are empty, so a run of them stores in less space than you would think.

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