Lap Tray in Sulfur Yellow with Silver Surrounds No Max the heavens showered him with

the heavens showered him with flowers which turned to stones when they touched the ground

Made from the nectar of flowers by industrious honeybees

Hand poured into a reusable Weck jar

The inspiration for the this blanket comes from the Moiré phenomenon

The Rosetta Collection is a beautiful collaboration with Mexican chef Elena Reygadas that seamlessly blends the old with the new

Lap Tray in Sulfur Yellow with Silver Surrounds No Max the heavens showered him withIn case you needed another excuse to have breakfast in bed. A classic design from the 1950s with multiple uses: a tray for the bed, lap, or simply serving. Features hand finished edges and handles, foldable legs, and a surface painted in Yellow to complement the winter collection.