Puget Sound, Washington Wood Serving Tray | Carved Birch Lake Map Tray
How the Water Becomes Wood
The tray is a working chart first, cut to the water's true shoreline.
- ChartThe shape comes straight from a bathymetric chart of the water.
- CutThe shoreline is laser-cut from birch, exact to the map.
- EtchDepths, place names, and points of interest are burned in before the shoreline layer is set on top.
- SealA durable acrylic surface locks the map in, so the tray is made to be used, not just admired.
A Puget Sound serving tray in carved birch, 12 by 20 inches: the Sound's full reach etched across the surface, sealed under acrylic for year-round hosting.
The Sound's shape rewards a long tray: fjord arms, island channels, and the Narrows all etched under the appetizers, with Hood Canal pointing at the oysters it probably grew. The acrylic surface shrugs off rain-window condensation and salmon-night drips alike.
It serves the raw bar with regional authority.
The full water in stacked relief hangs as the Puget Sound 3D chart.
- 12 × 20 in, carved birch with acrylic surface
- Etched depths, channels, and points of interest
- Made to be used, wipes clean
- Free next-business-day shipping on orders placed by 2 PM EST
- 14-day returns
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