





Sazanami Carved Rectangular Wood Tray 12" × 7.5"
Description
Named after the gentle ripples on water, the Sazanami tray features fine hand-carved marks that create a rhythmic surface. Furui shapes each tray from walnut, balancing a practical form with the warmth of the wood grain. It can be used for serving food and drinks or as a refined base for objects around the home. Natural variations in color, grain, and carving make every piece unique.
Details
- Material: Walnut with a plant-based oil finish
- Dimensions: 12.0" L × 7.5" W × 0.5" H (305 × 190 × 12 mm)
Country of Origin: Japan
Care
- Hand wash promptly after use with mild dish soap and a soft sponge. Do not soak.
- Wipe dry immediately with a soft cloth and allow to air-dry completely before storing.
- The plant-based oil finish preserves the wood's natural texture and may gradually wear with use. If the surface appears dry, apply a thin layer of food-grade walnut or flaxseed oil, wipe away any excess, and allow it to dry completely.
- Do not use in a dishwasher, microwave, or oven. Avoid direct sunlight, high temperatures, and excessive moisture.
Shipping & Delivery
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Sazanami Carved Rectangular Wood Tray 12" × 7.5"
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About Tomokazu Furui
Tomokazu Furui is a woodworker based in the mountain town of Kyotamba, Kyoto Prefecture. Before pursuing woodcraft, he worked in wildlife ecology, spending his days walking through forests and mountains. This experience deepened his fascination with trees and the distinctive qualities of wood. He later studied woodworking and furniture making in Gifu before establishing his own practice in Kyoto.
Furui creates trays and plates that balance everyday practicality with the natural beauty of their materials. Working with woods such as cherry, walnut, and chestnut, he considers the grain, strength, and individual character of each piece. He shapes and finishes the surfaces with planes and other edged tools, producing a lasting smoothness while preserving subtle traces of the making process. The result is quiet, functional tableware that allows the warmth of the wood to remain fully present.


































































