Long Tray Hamsa Design Whitewash 30x15x2.5 cm

Natural mango wood gives this shallow tray a warm, grain-rich surface, softened by a pale whitewash and a fine white Hamsa design. The rectangular form feels simple and grounded, while the central motif gives it a clear visual anchor.

What you’ll notice in the piece

• The wood grain remains visible beneath the washed finish, with honeyed and sandy tones running through the surface.
• A white Hamsa sits at the centre, drawn with an eye motif, leaf-like lines and small dot details.
• The corners carry delicate mandala-style decoration, balanced by a fine border around the inner edge.
• The form is open and shallow, with softly rounded corners and a raised lip.
• The overall look is calm and weathered rather than glossy or highly polished.

Mango wood with a pale washed finish

Made from mango wood, it has the natural variation you would expect from a real timber surface. The whitewash softens the colour without hiding the grain, so the tray keeps a warm, earthy character.

The design appears in white against the wood, giving the surface a light, hand-drawn feeling without overwhelming the natural material.

The Hamsa at the centre

The Hamsa is a palm-shaped symbol with a long cross-cultural history across the Middle East, North Africa and the Mediterranean, including Jewish and Islamic traditions. It is traditionally associated with protection and watchfulness, often shown with an eye at the centre. Here, it is used as a decorative motif, framed by fine border lines and corner detailing that echo the same ornamental language.

Keeping the wood looking good

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. As this is wood with a pale finish, keep it away from prolonged damp and avoid abrasive cleaning, which can mark the surface.

Size and details

• Material: mango wood
• Origin: India
• Dimensions: 30 x 15 x 2.5 cm
• Weight: 350 g
• Open tray with raised lip, whitewashed finish and Hamsa design

A thoughtful gift for a symbolic home

It suits someone who likes natural wood, soft neutral tones and meaningful decorative motifs. The Hamsa design gives it a quiet sense of story without making the piece feel ornate.

Common questions

Is this a lidded box or an open tray?
It is an open tray with a shallow raised edge, not a lidded box.

Will every tray look exactly the same?
No. Mango wood has natural grain variation, so the tone and pattern of the wood will differ slightly from piece to piece.