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	Japanese Style Tea Tray Plan       SKU - WOOD001 ---- $ 4.95
From the Author/Woodworker, Ralph Bagnall:   Glued up in a solid block like a cutting board, this tray hollowed out in the center, and a pierced panel covers the well. This way, the tea ceremony is not disturbed by a small spill, since the liquid falls to the well below to be cleaned up later.   Many of these tray panels simply have slots cut in them for the water to pass through, but I liked the idea of piercing it with a specific design. Ours used the Japanese character for "Chai". I have included a template for that symbol, or you could use your initials, a wedding date, name or whatever.

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