Long Hamsa Hand Tray, Buddha Whitewash 30x20.5x2.5cm

• The Hamsa silhouette gives the tray its long, flowing shape, with a rounded palm and extended fingers.
• Pale white detailing stands out softly against the honey-toned mango wood.
• The Buddha face is framed by curved lines, dots and leaf-like marks across the surface.
• The shallow raised edge follows the outline of the hand, keeping the form clean and sculptural.
• The wood grain remains visible beneath the finish, so the surface keeps a natural, uneven warmth.

The tray is made from mango wood, a material valued in homeware for its warm tone and visible grain. The surface shows a pale whitewash-style design over natural wood, with softly rounded edges and an open, shallow profile.

The Hamsa hand appears across Jewish, Islamic, North African and wider Mediterranean visual traditions, where it is often associated with protection and blessing. Here it is paired with Buddha iconography and decorative mandala-style patterning, giving the tray a layered, contemplative look. The piece reads as symbolic home décor rather than a devotional object, with the meaning held in the imagery and the shape.

Wipe gently with a dry, soft cloth. As it is wooden, keep it away from prolonged damp and avoid soaking the surface.

Measures 30 x 20.5 x 2.5 cm and weighs 474 g. It is an open tray made from mango wood, with a Hamsa hand outline and pale Buddha design. Made in India.

A fitting gift for someone who likes symbolic wooden homeware, natural textures and objects with a quiet cultural presence.