Marble Container with Tray

This marble container with tray is made from pure white marble and finished with hand painting and Kundan stone studs. The combination of marble, colour, and Kundan work gives the set a traditional Indian aesthetic that works as a gifting piece and as a decorative object long after the contents are used. It is sized to hold dry fruits or saffron — making it a practical Shagun gift that carries both meaning and visual weight.

Marble, Hand Painting and Kundan on One Set

Pure Marble with Hand Painting

The tray and container are carved from pure marble, which gives the set a cool, smooth surface and a natural weight that signals quality. The hand painting on the surface uses traditional motifs and colours drawn from Indian craft traditions. Because each piece is painted by hand, minor variations in the brushwork are natural and expected.

Kundan Stone Studs

Kundan work — the art of setting glass or gemstone pieces into a gold or metal base — is applied across the surface of the container and tray. The Kundan studs catch light and add a jewellery-like quality to the marble surface, elevating the set from a functional item to a decorative keepsake.

Functional and Decorative

The container is sized to hold expensive dry fruits, saffron (Kesar), or small sweets — traditional Indian gifting items for weddings and festive occasions. Once the contents are finished, the tray and container continue to serve as an elegant decor piece on a console table, pooja shelf, or dining surface.

Specifications

Size: 15 × 15 × 8 cm | Material: Pure Marble | Finish: Hand painting with Kundan studs | Use: Dry fruits, saffron, sweets | Care: Wipe with soft dry cloth | Includes: 1 tray + 1 container | Origin: India

Ideal For

• Wedding Shagun & return gifts
• Anniversary & housewarming gifting
• Diwali dry fruit & saffron gifting
• Home decor on console tables & pooja shelves
• Collectors of Indian marble craft & Kundan work

Care Instructions

Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners and prolonged moisture exposure to preserve the hand painting and Kundan stone setting on the marble surface.