Ashtkon | Wood Inlay Serving Tray

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Eight sides. One centre. The Ashtkon Tray in sheesham draws from the symbolism of the octagon - a form often seen in Indian architecture as a bridge between the earthly square and the celestial circle.

Handcrafted in Hoshiarpur, each inlay element is carved into sheesham wood and individually set by hand. The central medallion-like form creates symmetry, balance, and presence.

Unlike printed decor, this technique requires carving grooves into wood and embedding each inlay piece before sanding and polishing.

The result: A tray that feels ceremonial.
Use it for:

• Festive sweets during Diwali
• Hosting gatherings
• Centre table styling
• Luxury gifting

The depth of the wood grain ensures no two trays are identical.