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Elemense Porcelain Tray
Description:
Designed by Tortoise General Store’s co-owner Taku Shinomoto and made by Hasami Porcelain, Elemense’s Porcelain Tray is marked with neat concentric circles, referencing the tranquility of a Zen garden. These porcelain trays are intended as a base for the Pottery Stone Diffuser, protecting tabletops and shelves from oil. However, trays are multifunctional with the potential to catch jewelry and protect surfaces as a trivet.
Measurements:
7"⌀ x .35"
History:
The Porcelain Diffuser Tray was designed by Taku Shinomoto, Tortoise General Store’s co-owner. Shinomoto lives in Venice, California, having moved to the United States from Tokyo, where he worked as a furniture designer for Idee. Since then he has designed Hasami Porcelain, a brass line called S/N, as well as other products in Japan. He continues to design furniture in Los Angeles.
The Elemense is an incense line created by Nippon Kodo, Japan's oldest incense company known as the original incense makers for the Emperor of Japan.
Designed by Tortoise General Store’s co-owner Taku Shinomoto and made by Hasami Porcelain, Elemense’s Porcelain Tray is marked with neat concentric circles, referencing the tranquility of a Zen garden. These porcelain trays are intended as a base for the Pottery Stone Diffuser, protecting tabletops and shelves from oil. However, trays are multifunctional with the potential to catch jewelry and protect surfaces as a trivet.
Measurements:
7"⌀ x .35"
History:
The Porcelain Diffuser Tray was designed by Taku Shinomoto, Tortoise General Store’s co-owner. Shinomoto lives in Venice, California, having moved to the United States from Tokyo, where he worked as a furniture designer for Idee. Since then he has designed Hasami Porcelain, a brass line called S/N, as well as other products in Japan. He continues to design furniture in Los Angeles.
The Elemense is an incense line created by Nippon Kodo, Japan's oldest incense company known as the original incense makers for the Emperor of Japan.
Materials:
Porcelain
Variation:
N/A
Care Instructions:
Hand-wash with soap and water.
Porcelain
Variation:
N/A
Care Instructions:
Hand-wash with soap and water.
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee. Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.
Description:
Designed by Tortoise General Store’s co-owner Taku Shinomoto and made by Hasami Porcelain, Elemense’s Porcelain Tray is marked with neat concentric circles, referencing the tranquility of a Zen garden. These porcelain trays are intended as a base for the Pottery Stone Diffuser, protecting tabletops and shelves from oil. However, trays are multifunctional with the potential to catch jewelry and protect surfaces as a trivet.
Measurements:
7"⌀ x .35"
History:
The Porcelain Diffuser Tray was designed by Taku Shinomoto, Tortoise General Store’s co-owner. Shinomoto lives in Venice, California, having moved to the United States from Tokyo, where he worked as a furniture designer for Idee. Since then he has designed Hasami Porcelain, a brass line called S/N, as well as other products in Japan. He continues to design furniture in Los Angeles.
The Elemense is an incense line created by Nippon Kodo, Japan's oldest incense company known as the original incense makers for the Emperor of Japan.
Designed by Tortoise General Store’s co-owner Taku Shinomoto and made by Hasami Porcelain, Elemense’s Porcelain Tray is marked with neat concentric circles, referencing the tranquility of a Zen garden. These porcelain trays are intended as a base for the Pottery Stone Diffuser, protecting tabletops and shelves from oil. However, trays are multifunctional with the potential to catch jewelry and protect surfaces as a trivet.
Measurements:
7"⌀ x .35"
History:
The Porcelain Diffuser Tray was designed by Taku Shinomoto, Tortoise General Store’s co-owner. Shinomoto lives in Venice, California, having moved to the United States from Tokyo, where he worked as a furniture designer for Idee. Since then he has designed Hasami Porcelain, a brass line called S/N, as well as other products in Japan. He continues to design furniture in Los Angeles.
The Elemense is an incense line created by Nippon Kodo, Japan's oldest incense company known as the original incense makers for the Emperor of Japan.
Materials:
Porcelain
Variation:
N/A
Care Instructions:
Hand-wash with soap and water.
Porcelain
Variation:
N/A
Care Instructions:
Hand-wash with soap and water.
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee. Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.
$17.32
Original: $49.50
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$49.50
$17.32Description
Description:
Designed by Tortoise General Store’s co-owner Taku Shinomoto and made by Hasami Porcelain, Elemense’s Porcelain Tray is marked with neat concentric circles, referencing the tranquility of a Zen garden. These porcelain trays are intended as a base for the Pottery Stone Diffuser, protecting tabletops and shelves from oil. However, trays are multifunctional with the potential to catch jewelry and protect surfaces as a trivet.
Measurements:
7"⌀ x .35"
History:
The Porcelain Diffuser Tray was designed by Taku Shinomoto, Tortoise General Store’s co-owner. Shinomoto lives in Venice, California, having moved to the United States from Tokyo, where he worked as a furniture designer for Idee. Since then he has designed Hasami Porcelain, a brass line called S/N, as well as other products in Japan. He continues to design furniture in Los Angeles.
The Elemense is an incense line created by Nippon Kodo, Japan's oldest incense company known as the original incense makers for the Emperor of Japan.
Designed by Tortoise General Store’s co-owner Taku Shinomoto and made by Hasami Porcelain, Elemense’s Porcelain Tray is marked with neat concentric circles, referencing the tranquility of a Zen garden. These porcelain trays are intended as a base for the Pottery Stone Diffuser, protecting tabletops and shelves from oil. However, trays are multifunctional with the potential to catch jewelry and protect surfaces as a trivet.
Measurements:
7"⌀ x .35"
History:
The Porcelain Diffuser Tray was designed by Taku Shinomoto, Tortoise General Store’s co-owner. Shinomoto lives in Venice, California, having moved to the United States from Tokyo, where he worked as a furniture designer for Idee. Since then he has designed Hasami Porcelain, a brass line called S/N, as well as other products in Japan. He continues to design furniture in Los Angeles.
The Elemense is an incense line created by Nippon Kodo, Japan's oldest incense company known as the original incense makers for the Emperor of Japan.
Materials:
Porcelain
Variation:
N/A
Care Instructions:
Hand-wash with soap and water.
Porcelain
Variation:
N/A
Care Instructions:
Hand-wash with soap and water.
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee. Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.
