- Multi-use tray designed by Riki Watanabe (1911-2013)
- Material: 18-8 Stainless Steel
- Producer: Martian
Master-level minimalism for the organized modern home. A legendary piece of Japanese modernism designed by pioneer Riki Watanabe. The Uni-Tray is celebrated by the Japan Design Committee as an "original form of design" for its perfect proportions and clever utility.
The Uni Plate features a signature sloped rim designed specifically to make picking up tiny objects effortless. Forged in Japan from premium 18-8 stainless steel, it boasts a refined finish that is highly durable, rust-resistant, and visually striking. As the ultimate functional object, you can use it as a retail cash tray, a desk organizer for pens, a bedside catch-all for jewelry, or a sleek server for small treats.
About RIKI WATANABE:
A pioneering giant of post-war Japanese industrial design, Riki Watanabe (1911–2013) spent decades shaping modern minimalism. After studying under legendary architect Bruno Taut, Watanabe established his own studio in 1949. Best known for his low-cost String Chair and his landmark public clocks, his work achieved global acclaim when his Torii Stool and Circular Center Table won the prestigious Gold Medal at the 1957 Triennale di Milano.
| Size | |
| Length | 7.08” |
| Width | 3.54” |
| Height | 0.4” |
| Size | |
| Length | 18.0cm |
| Width | 9.0cm |
| Height | 1.0cm |
