IORI, large tray in teak wood: the name and design derives from the type of traditional sunken hearth commonly used in Japan for heating the home and cooking food.

This tray, with its ribbed bottom, which lets water through, is dimensioned to contain the 4 BUDAYA’s and/or AROMA and/or HINOKI or KOTAK. The upper flat part is to be used for placing tools.

Another use could be in the kitchen. For example to contain smaller herb pots or containers for spices, oils, vinegar etc 

The tray is also a decorative item for the side table where notebooks, pens etc can be stored and easily accessible.