This 8-inch enamel serving tray features a historic color wheel design first published in 1708. Adapted from Claude Boutet’s cercle chromatique, one of the earliest recorded color wheels, the artwork highlights a thoughtful balance of primary, secondary, and tertiary colors—an important moment in the history of color theory.

Carefully restored and refined, the tray brings a vibrant touch of art history into everyday life. Each piece is handcrafted in India by skilled artisans using traditional enamel techniques, with subtle variations and finishing marks that reflect the beauty of handmade work.

Food safe and perfectly sized for serving snacks, drinks, or holding small essentials, this tray is both practical and decorative—ideal for entertaining or adding a colorful accent to your home.

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Diameter: 203 mm | 8 inches

This decorative Nomenclature of Colors Printed Enamel Tray brings instant character and curiosity into your home. The artwork is adapted from color swatches created in 1886 by ornithologist Robert Ridgway, who developed them to standardize the naming of bird colors for naturalists. Rich in history and visual detail, the design feels both thoughtful and timeless.

Perfectly sized for holding stationery, jewelry, or everyday trinkets, this tray is as useful as it is beautiful. Each piece is handcrafted in India using traditional enamel techniques, so subtle variations in color and finish are part of its charm and a reminder of its handmade nature.

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Size: 120 mm x 250 mm x 15 mm
4.7 x 9.8 x 0.6 inches

Handmade by skilled artisans in India, this Colour Wheel Enamel Tray brings a lively, vintage-inspired accent to any space. The design is adapted from an 1841 color wheel by George Field, a celebrated color theorist whose work explored the harmony of pigments. The flower-like wheel illustrates the relationship between primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, capturing both beauty and balance.

Finished with a warm yellow base, this small tray is ideal for holding jewelry, stationery, or everyday essentials. Subtle variations in color and finish are part of its charm, reflecting the care and tradition behind each handcrafted piece.

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Size: 10 cm x 10 cm x 1.5 cm
3.9 x 3.6 x 0.6 inches

Handmade by skilled artisans, this Nomenclature of Colours Enamel Everything Pot adds instant character and charm to your home. The design draws from the historic beauty of Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours, a system once used by pioneers like Charles Darwin to describe and categorize color through the natural world. Roomytown’s design team in Bath, UK, thoughtfully adapted the original color swatches published by P. Syme in 1821, bringing this rich visual history into a modern, usable form.

Food safe and wonderfully versatile, this enamel pot is perfect for holding pens and pencils, kitchen utensils, or even a small arrangement of flowers. Subtle variations in finish and detail are part of its appeal, celebrating the individuality and craftsmanship of each handmade piece.

Details
Height: 101.6 mm
Diameter: 83.8 mm
4 x 3.3 inches