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The Parts of Myself Tray | The Outer Self

A Reflection of the Parts of Ourselves We Meet the World Through.
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01   Description+

The Parts of Myself explores the different parts that exist within us and the different ways they become present in who we are. Some live deeper within us, while others naturally face outward, becoming the parts of ourselves that people encounter first.

In The Outer Self, deep blue and soft blush hold a strong visual presence, immediately drawing the eye, while muted green and warm cream remain part of the composition around them. The piece reflects the parts of ourselves that live closer to the surface, the qualities, expressions, and energies through which others first come to know us.


What it Carries:
Some parts of us meet the world first.

Dimensions:
5 3/4" L × 4" W × 3/4" H
Weight
6.7 oz

02   Material+
Every creation is individually cast and finished by hand using a mineral-based material. The colors are created within the casting process, forming a single piece rather than a surface-applied pattern. The tray is finished with a matte sealer, preserving its soft, natural appearance and tactile surface. Each piece is individually created by hand.
03   Care+
Our creations are intended for decorative use and serving dry foods only. Dust with a soft, dry cloth. If needed, wipe gently with a lightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid prolonged contact with water, oils, acidic foods, harsh chemicals, and abrasive cleaners.
For complete care instructions, please visit our Care Guide.

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