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Hinoki Sushi Serving Tray decorative-objects it features a divided patternHinoki Sushi Serving Tray by Kodai. Crafted as a versatile serving tray, this piece is designed to complement a wide range of foods and tableware, from sushi and sashimi to fruit, cakes, snacks, and drinks. Its understated form keeps attention on the food while adding a subtle, refined presence to the table. The rectangular shape frames dishes without distraction, helping maintain a neat and organised presentation. Raised edges provide practical