Portal Tray
- Regular price
- $12.00 AUD
- Sale price
- $12.00 AUD
- Regular price
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You know those little bits and pieces that somehow end up scattered across every surface of your home? Keys. Jewellery. Crystals. Lip balm. Tiny mystery objects. That one earring you swear has a partner somewhere. Our 3D printed trays are here to bring a little order to the chaos.
Perfect for styling shelves, organising bedside tables, displaying crystals, holding candles, catching jewellery, or creating a cute little “this is where my important things live now” zone, these trays are both functional and fabulous. They add a pop of colour and texture without being boring, because honestly, life is too short for sad beige storage.
Each tray is lightweight, modern and 3D printed with care, meaning subtle layer lines and small variations may occur. That’s not a flaw, honey, that’s personality.
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As these are 3D printed our bowl and trays are decorative and not food-safe unless specifically stated. Use them for your treasures, not your toast.
Our bowls are 3D printed on demand, which means your piece is made especially for you instead of being pulled from a dusty warehouse shelf. Please allow a little extra processing time while we print, finish and pack your order with care.
Orders are typically dispatched within 2–3 business days, but made-to-order pieces, launches, sales or high-order periods may take a little longer. If there’s a delay, we’ll email you with an update.
Australia: Standard shipping is $10 or free on orders over $100 and usually takes 2–7 business days after dispatch. Express shipping is $20 and usually takes 2–3 business days after dispatch.
Once your bowl is ready and on its way, tracking will be emailed to you if available.
About Our Bowls
NOT JUST A BOWL. A SMALL THRONE FOR YOUR BEAUTIFUL LITTLE THINGS.
Made for crystals, jewellery, keys, trinkets and the tiny objects you refuse to throw away because they have “a vibe”. Each bowl is 3D printed on demand and designed to turn everyday clutter into something that looks suspiciously intentional. Subtle layer lines and tiny variations may occur, not flaws, just part of the charm.
