Imperial Taj Mahal tray | Art Finish
Imperial Taj Mahal tray | Art Finish
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A serving tray with a hand-illustrated Taj Mahal at its centre — a walnut-brown framed art piece that works just as well carrying tea.
The base carries a sepia-toned riverside view of the Taj Mahal, drawn by artist Devangana Kumar from an early-1900s hand-tinted postcard. Ergonomic side handles and a glossy, curved-edge frame make it as usable as it is worth displaying.
Key specs
A designed piece vs generic serveware
| Imperial Taj tray | Generic printed tray | Plain serving tray | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Artwork | Original artist illustration | Stock clip-art | None |
| Source | 1900s hand-tinted postcard | Generic graphic | Plain |
| Frame | Teak veneer, glossy, curved | Thin laminate | Basic |
| Handles | Ergonomic side handles | Often none | Varies |
| As a gift | Heritage statement piece | Forgettable | Functional only |
Where it works
Good to know
What is it made of?
An MDF frame finished in teak veneer with a glossy top and gently curved edges — light to carry and sturdy for serving.
Who designed the artwork?
Artist Devangana Kumar, working from an early-1900s hand-tinted postcard of the Taj Mahal viewed from the riverside.
How do I care for it?
Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Avoid soaking in water and keep it away from extreme heat.
Does it come in other sizes?
Yes — also as a yellow-frame square and a yellow-frame rectangular Taj Mahal tray.
Buy with confidence
Explore more handcrafted serving trays and serveware in our kitchen & dining collection.
You might also like the Rosewood Serving Tray (Set of 2) and the Large Teak & Leather Serving Tray.
A serving tray with a hand-illustrated Taj Mahal at its centre — a walnut-brown framed art piece that works just as well carrying tea.
The base carries a sepia-toned riverside view of the Taj Mahal, drawn by artist Devangana Kumar from an early-1900s hand-tinted postcard. Ergonomic side handles and a glossy, curved-edge frame make it as usable as it is worth displaying.
Key specs
A designed piece vs generic serveware
| Imperial Taj tray | Generic printed tray | Plain serving tray | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Artwork | Original artist illustration | Stock clip-art | None |
| Source | 1900s hand-tinted postcard | Generic graphic | Plain |
| Frame | Teak veneer, glossy, curved | Thin laminate | Basic |
| Handles | Ergonomic side handles | Often none | Varies |
| As a gift | Heritage statement piece | Forgettable | Functional only |
Where it works
Good to know
What is it made of?
An MDF frame finished in teak veneer with a glossy top and gently curved edges — light to carry and sturdy for serving.
Who designed the artwork?
Artist Devangana Kumar, working from an early-1900s hand-tinted postcard of the Taj Mahal viewed from the riverside.
How do I care for it?
Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Avoid soaking in water and keep it away from extreme heat.
Does it come in other sizes?
Yes — also as a yellow-frame square and a yellow-frame rectangular Taj Mahal tray.
Buy with confidence
Explore more handcrafted serving trays and serveware in our kitchen & dining collection.
You might also like the Rosewood Serving Tray (Set of 2) and the Large Teak & Leather Serving Tray.
Free shipping on all prepaid orders.
Free shipping on all prepaid orders.
- Regular cleaning helps maintain your items for long-lasting use. Gently wipe the product with a soft, lightly damp cloth. Avoid using rough rags or applying excessive pressure, as this may cause minor scratches.
- To protect your product from moisture, keep it away from direct contact with damp walls. If exposed to moisture, promptly wipe it with a dry, soft, and lint-free cloth.
- For serveware, occasionally apply vegetable oil to grease the inner surface and maintain its quality.
- Regular cleaning helps maintain your items for long-lasting use. Gently wipe the product with a soft, lightly damp cloth. Avoid using rough rags or applying excessive pressure, as this may cause minor scratches.
- To protect your product from moisture, keep it away from direct contact with damp walls. If exposed to moisture, promptly wipe it with a dry, soft, and lint-free cloth.
- For serveware, occasionally apply vegetable oil to grease the inner surface and maintain its quality.