Subako Rectangular Tray / Maple

Regular price: $148.00
Regular price
Sale price: $148.00

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This simple tray is crafted using kijimono technique or lining cherry bark on wood surfaces. It is a special technique used to make boxes or rectangular-shaped items like trays and tea chests, which is performed by using a heated trowel to press the layers of cherry bark and wood onto a wooden base. The unique pattern and gorgeous sheen of cherry bark will enliven your table and it makes for an elegant presentation for tea.

Area: Kakunodate, Akita Prefecture
Brand: Denshiro
Material: Cherry bark, maple wood and medium-density fiberboard
Size: W284 x D196 x H22mm
This product comes with its original box.
As these are handmade products made of a natural material, each piece will look slightly different.

Product variants

Crafted By

Denshiro
A 170-year-old Kabazaiku (traditional Japanese cherry bark craft) maker in Akita Prefecture. Studio Fujiki Denshiro was established as a Kabazaiku wholesaler in the early years and transformed into a leading manufacturing studio by the late sixth-generation owner.

Care Instructions

- Wipe products occasionally with a soft cloth along the grain of the wood.
- Use products for their intended purpose only.
- To avoid peeling, keep away from water.
- Do not leave in highly humid conditions for an extended period of time.
- Do not use the product in places subject to water to keep out mold. In case of getting wet, please wipe with a dry cloth.
- To prevent distortion, cracks, and color deterioration, avoid direct sunlight.
- Do not use it in a dishwasher, microwave or oven.

Shipping & Delivery

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Pickup available at 24 Duxton Hill, Singapore 089607.
Usually ready in 2 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the products made?

All products are made in various areas and prefectures across Japan. HULS Gallery Singapore curates and presents a collection of fine crafts from across Japan, each with a unique heritage and expression, collectively highlighting Japan's distinctive appreciation of beauty.

Is there any physical store in Singapore?

Yes, we have 3 locations in Singapore.

Duxton Hill - Flagship
24 Duxton Hill, Singapore 089607.
11:00 - 19:00 (Monday - Saturday and excluding Public Holidays)

Millenia Walk
9 Raffles Blvd #01-36/37, Singapore 039596.
11:00 - 20:00 (Daily)

Takashimaya Department Store, B1, Japanese Tableware Section

What are the shipping charges?

1. Local Shipping (Standard)

The shipping fee is SGD10.00 (up to 2kgs) and free shipping for purchase over SGD300 & above.
Please note that this applies to local shipping only.

2. Local Shipping (Express)

The shipping fee is SGD25.00 (up to 20kgs). For purchase over SGD300 & above, you may enjoy a special rate of SGD15.00 for express shipping.
Please note that this applies to local shipping only.

When can I receive my order?

1. Local Shipping (Standard)

Upon receiving your order, please allow us 1-3 business days to prepare the shipment. Your order should arrive within 3-5 business days.

2. Local Shipping (Express)

To secure delivery on next day, please place your order before 2pm and choose express shipping. For orders made by 4pm between Monday to Friday, we will schedule delivery on the next day. For orders made on Sundays and Public Holidays, the earliest delivery will be on the following business day.

Mode of express shipment: Lalamove

Is there an option for self-collection?

Yes, you may opt for self-collection for your ordered items at Duxton Hill gallery.

Once you proceed to checkout the items in your cart, you will be guided to the payment page. In the delivery method section, please choose the "Pick up" option. We will send you an email notification as soon as the item is ready for pickup.

Upon your arrival at the gallery, kindly provide your name and order number for verification purposes.

Can you gift wrap my order?

For products that come with a box, you may choose ribbon wrapping (+SGD1) or mizuhiki wrapping (+SGD2).