• One side of the board displaying the New Mexico state symbol, the Zia, and the mountains and trees that cover a lot of our state.
  • The rosette has been used in design in many cultures throughout the centuries, including in Southwest furniture and other items.
  • One edge of the board showcasing New Mexico designs of zia symbols (our state symbol), the roadrunner (our state bird) and chile peppers.
  • The back of the board displaying the handles on every side.
  • The morning sun makes the wood on this board look like honey.
  • The rosette in the morning sun looks as if it's spreading the sun's rays across the board.
1 10

Hughes Homestead NM

Serving Tray - Spanish Colonial Style

Serving Tray - Spanish Colonial Style

$250.00 USD
$250.00 USD
Sale Sold out

This Spanish Colonial style serving tray is made from pine and carved with rosettes, Zia symbols, a road runner, chile peppers, mountains, and pine trees.  It has been treated with a food safe covering to preserve the wood and let you serve meals on it too.  It has four hand holds on the back to allow you to hold it any direction for serving.

Materials

Dimensions

Care information

View full details