Nomenclature of Colours Octagonal Enamel Tray
£32.00
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Featuring an 1821 adaptation by Patrick Syme of Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours, originally used by explorers and naturalists, including Charles Darwin, to classify colours found in the natural world, this octagonal enamel tray bears all the charm of past times but with added contemporary flair. Handcrafted by skilled artisans in India and featuring subtle variations that reflect the beauty of handmade design, the food safe tray is ideal for serving afternoon tea or to enjoy as a decorative item in the home.
Dimensions
H: 18cm (7in) x W: 25cm (10in)
Features
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Featuring an 1821 adaptation by Patrick Syme of Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours, originally used by explorers and naturalists, including Charles Darwin, to classify colours found in the natural world, this octagonal enamel tray bears all the charm of past times but with added contemporary flair. Handcrafted by skilled artisans in India and featuring subtle variations that reflect the beauty of handmade design, the food safe tray is ideal for serving afternoon tea or to enjoy as a decorative item in the home.
Insights
Working from a studio in Bath, Roomytown uncovers antique engravings, botanical illustrations, and vintage typography, reimagining them for modern living. Each piece begins with authentic archival imagery, thoughtfully recoloured, layered, and adapted for today’s interiors. Produced in small batches using FSC-certified paper, organic cotton, and enamel, their designs blend heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary function.
Details & Care
- Enamel
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