Trinket Tray Set of 2, Sun and Moon

• The shallow, open form keeps contents visible at a glance, rings, a watch, a candle, a few stones, whatever gathers at the end of the day.
• Sun and moon together read as a set, so they suit a paired arrangement: one on each side of a dresser, or nested together on a tray shelf.
• The lip is low enough to slide things in and out easily, making them practical as well as decorative.
• The contrasting motifs give each tray its own character while the matching material keeps them visually coherent.

Both trays are cut from mango wood, a dense, close-grained timber with a warm, honey-toned surface. Mango trees are typically harvested at the end of their fruiting life, so the wood carries a kind of second chapter with it. The grain shows through the finish, giving each piece a slightly individual look.

The sun and moon pairing is one of the oldest symbolic arrangements across cultures, found in Hindu, Buddhist, and many folk traditions as a representation of complementary forces: light and dark, active and restful, day and night. Here the motifs are kept simple and graphic, so they read as design rather than devotion, sitting comfortably in a secular home without losing their quiet resonance.

Wipe clean with a dry or barely damp cloth. Mango wood is not sealed for moisture, so avoid leaving wet items directly on the surface. Keep out of prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the finish. They are best used for dry objects, jewellery, keys, stationery, small décor, rather than as coasters or catch-trays for damp things.

A set of two trays. Exact dimensions are not specified; the photo suggests a size suited to a bedside table or small shelf section. Both trays are included as shown.

A good choice for someone setting up a new home, or for anyone who likes a little order on a dresser or desk. The sun and moon pairing makes them feel intentional rather than incidental, the kind of thing that gets kept and used rather than put away.