Seasons Large Serving Tray
Nao Tamura's Seasons tray begins with a leaf. Not as metaphor, but as a genuine formal reference drawn from Japanese culinary tradition, where natural forms have long served as vessels, surfaces, and gestures of hospitality. The large tray takes that reference and gives it new life in silicone, a material chosen with equal attention to process and behavior.
Silicone's flexibility allows the tray to shift and respond, holding its own sculptural presence while remaining genuinely useful. The low-energy manufacturing process is inseparable from the object's identity. Form and conscience occupy the same space here.
- Awarded the Salone Satellite prize at the Milan Salone Internazionale del Mobile, 2010
- Designed by Nao Tamura, a New York-based Japanese designer whose practice bridges industrial design and cultural narrative
- Food-safe, flexible silicone construction
- Part of a family of trays available in multiple scales
The Seasons tray functions as a serving piece, a sculptural object, and a quiet argument for the idea that daily ritual deserves considered design.
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Seasons Large Serving Tray
Nao Tamura's Seasons tray begins with a leaf. Not as metaphor, but as a genuine formal reference drawn from Japanese culinary tradition, where natural forms have long served as vessels, surfaces, and gestures of hospitality. The large tray takes that reference and gives it new life in silicone, a material chosen with equal attention to process and behavior.
Silicone's flexibility allows the tray to shift and respond, holding its own sculptural presence while remaining genuinely useful. The low-energy manufacturing process is inseparable from the object's identity. Form and conscience occupy the same space here.
- Awarded the Salone Satellite prize at the Milan Salone Internazionale del Mobile, 2010
- Designed by Nao Tamura, a New York-based Japanese designer whose practice bridges industrial design and cultural narrative
- Food-safe, flexible silicone construction
- Part of a family of trays available in multiple scales
The Seasons tray functions as a serving piece, a sculptural object, and a quiet argument for the idea that daily ritual deserves considered design.
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Nao Tamura's Seasons tray begins with a leaf. Not as metaphor, but as a genuine formal reference drawn from Japanese culinary tradition, where natural forms have long served as vessels, surfaces, and gestures of hospitality. The large tray takes that reference and gives it new life in silicone, a material chosen with equal attention to process and behavior.
Silicone's flexibility allows the tray to shift and respond, holding its own sculptural presence while remaining genuinely useful. The low-energy manufacturing process is inseparable from the object's identity. Form and conscience occupy the same space here.
- Awarded the Salone Satellite prize at the Milan Salone Internazionale del Mobile, 2010
- Designed by Nao Tamura, a New York-based Japanese designer whose practice bridges industrial design and cultural narrative
- Food-safe, flexible silicone construction
- Part of a family of trays available in multiple scales
The Seasons tray functions as a serving piece, a sculptural object, and a quiet argument for the idea that daily ritual deserves considered design.
