Ripple Tray
€174
Sculptural object with a rippled pattern — like rings in still water.
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Why you will love it
Information
- Material
- Natural travertine
- Origin
- Handmade, each piece unique
- Care
- Wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Description
Ripple Tray is a sculptural object in solid travertine, designed by AORI Copenhagen. Each piece of travertine is unique, with natural pores, veining and colour variations – part of the character of the stone, never a flaw. The surface is suitable for dry foods, but direct contact with acidic liquids such as citrus and wine should be avoided.
Run your fingers across the surface. Feel the ridges – soft, concentric semicircles carved into solid travertine, like rings in still water. Ripple Tray is equal parts sculpture and function; a low form resting on four small feet, transforming even the most everyday corner into a calm focal point.
Let it stand alone, where the stone’s natural interplay of light and shadow is allowed to come forward — or give it a task: keys in the hallway, a candle on a dark evening, perfume in the bathroom. The sculptural ripple pattern catches the shifting light of the day, giving it a living, almost meditative expression.
To gather the table around a bowl in the same stone, meet Halo Bowl — raised on a low foot.
All products are depicted from the physical objects. Some environment imagery is digitally visualised.
Specifications
| Weight | 3,9 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 23 × 23 × 5 cm |
| Material | Natural travertine |
Care
Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry off afterwards. Avoid acidic products — citrus, wine and vinegar can etch the surface of natural stone.
Travertine is a natural limestone formed over thousands of years, as mineral-rich spring water deposits calcium layer by layer. The small pores and colour variations are a natural part of the material — no two pieces are identical. The stone develops a beautiful patina over time.
Avoid prolonged moisture and do not use abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals.
