A tray that proves paper needn’t be delicate to be refined. The Sikigu Two Tone Paper Tray is crafted from two carefully bonded sheets, resulting in a structure that feels both crisp and quietly substantial—rather like origami that has decided to grow up.

Its geometric form is achieved through advanced Japanese box-making techniques, requiring a level of precision that borders on the architectural. The contrasting tones add depth without distraction, allowing the tray to sit comfortably in both creative and professional spaces.

Perhaps most intriguingly, it features a water-repellent finish inspired by traditional kimono treatment methods. This means it handles the occasional splash or spill with admirable composure—no panic, no immediate retreat. A thoughtful detail that makes it as practical as it is pleasing.

Ideal for organising small essentials—pens, keys, paper clips, or those bits and pieces that tend to wander—it brings order with a distinctly elegant touch.

Clever Details That Count

• Unexpected durability in paper: Bonded construction creates a sturdy, structured tray—never flimsy, never uncertain.
• Water-repellent finish: Special coating protects against light moisture—practical without compromising sustainability.
• Striking two-tone design: Geometric forms and contrasting colours add depth while remaining tastefully minimal.

Details

• Sizes
  
• • L: W205 x H135 x D16 mm
    
  • S: W135 x H135 x D16 mm
    
  • Sankaku: W118 x H135 x D16 mm
    
• Material: Paper
  
• Country of Origin: Japan