Cercle Chromatique - 8" Enamel Tray Category_paper_ cards & prints they may be slightly different

they may be slightly different from one piece to another

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Random selection of edition order

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Packed simply in a cellophane envelope with a card back

Cercle Chromatique - 8" Enamel Tray Category_paper_ cards & prints they may be slightly differentThis 8"" enamel serving tray features a vintage colour wheel design first published in 1708. Adapted from Claude Boutets cercle chromatique, one of the earliest recorded colour wheels, the artwork showcases a harmonious arrangement of primary, secondary, and tertiary coloursmarking a pivotal moment in the history of colour theory. Handcrafted by skilled artisans in India, each tray bears subtle variations and finishing marks that reflect the character