Alhambra Arabesque Wood Coffee Table Tray, Live Edge Decorative Tray

Hand-Burned 14th Century Arabesque Design From The Walls Of The Golden Chamber Of The Alhambra Palace In Granada Spain The 14th Century Alhambra Palace, built on a hill top outside of medieval Granada, is a testimony to the beauty of Islamic Spain, known then as Al-Andalus. Like carpets hanging one over the other, the walls of the palace are vibrant in the most intricate stucco arabesque patterns which allow us to see the splendor and lavishness of palace complexes in the Middle Ages. This flat decorative tray made from a natural wood slab features an ornamental arabesque design inspired from the walls of the Cuarto Durado (Golden Chamber) of this grand medieval palace. Impress your friends and family with combining this little piece of history with the elegance of home decor. Technique: pyrography Material: Basswood Finish: Stain (surface); glaze (side bark); PolyurethaneNote: The picture featured in the listing here is a previously sold version of this tray. We will attempt to replicate the original as closely as we can, but there are subtle differences in the wood shape and our execution of the design. We guarantee that each product we remake is done with extensive care and attention to create the best and most beautiful product possible. We also wanted to let you know that we try and use repurposed vintage handles to add an additional historic beauty to our product and be environmentally conscious through recycling material. The variety of our handles are always changing so there might be a difference with the handles in your order, but again, we guarantee we will always put something that matches and is extraordinarily unique and beautiful. Please let us know if you'd like to see the chosen handles before we send it out to you.