This round mother of pearl serving tray brings together hand-set shell inlay and sturdy natural rattan framing. The flat interior surface displays a central floral pinwheel motif formed from smooth black shell tiles, surrounded by scattered natural shell flakes against an ivory resin bed. Along the perimeter, a band of rectangular green shell pieces creates a neat border before meeting the woven edge. The outer wall is constructed from natural rattan cane, bound tightly with fine cane strips to protect the inlay and give serving stability.
Renewable Materials and Resilient Construction
Artisans assemble this tray using reclaimed seashell fragments and locally harvested rattan core. Mother of pearl shells provide an iridescent, hard-wearing surface that resists daily handling. Rattan cane adds flexible strength along the exterior wall, absorbing bumps while keeping the total weight light. Retailers and hospitality buyers value these natural elements because they provide a tactile, artisan-crafted alternative to industrial plastic or plain ceramic servingware.
Traditional Hand Inlay and Weaving Process
Each tray requires focused manual work across multiple assembly phases in our workshop.
- Artisans cut and shape individual shell tiles by hand to form the central pinwheel pattern and outer green border.
- The shell mosaic pieces are arranged manually inside a rigid circular base and secured in a solid resin foundation.
- Rattan rods are bent into a circular rim and hand-lashed with cane peel to bind the perimeter.
- Every tray undergoes thorough drying and a 7-point quality inspection before moving to the packaging area.
Export Quality Assurance and Trade Terms
Meko Craft supplies high-grade serving trays collections engineered to withstand international freight. Every export consignment includes fumigation and phytosanitary certificates, while TÜV SÜD test reports for heavy metals and food-contact compliance are available on request. For corporate social governance, our workshop and verified partner facilities can meet BSCI or SA8000 audit standards upon request. We handle full OEM and ODM customization, including custom diameters, shell dye shades, and inlay patterns. Minimum order volume is 100-150 pcs per design, with standard manufacturing lead times of 55-60 days. Explore our broader line of kitchen & dining for matching tabletop presentations.
Global B2B Wholesale Partnership
Operating from our dedicated workshop in the Mekong Delta, Meko Craft brings over 20 years of export experience to global homeware brands, boutique chains, and interior suppliers. With more than 50 experienced craftspeople and an active monthly output exceeding 10,000 units, we fulfill custom retail programs reliably. Production batches are packed inside heavy-duty 5-layer corrugated cartons to prevent edge friction or surface damage during sea transport.
Request a Wholesale Quote: Contact the Meko Craft sales team today to discuss bespoke shell patterns, custom packaging, and sample dispatch within 7-10 days.
Quality Management System
Every product passes through our integrated Quality Management System, with checkpoints at incoming material (IQC), in-process (PQC), and final inspection (FQC) before export packing.

Frequently Asked Questions
How should this mother of pearl tray be cleaned and maintained?
Wipe the surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry it immediately. Do not submerge the tray in water or place it in a dishwasher, as prolonged moisture can damage the rattan binding.
Can the mosaic pattern and shell colors be customized for private label orders?
Yes. We can adjust the center motif, inlay layout, shell color tones, and tray diameter based on your custom design specifications.
What export documentation is provided with wholesale orders?
Every shipment includes standard fumigation and phytosanitary certificates. TÜV SÜD test reports and BSCI audit compliance can be arranged upon request.
What is the minimum order quantity and standard production lead time?
The minimum order quantity is 100-150 pcs per design. Mass production requires 55-60 days, and pre-production samples take 7-10 days.









