


A 30 × 17 cm tray and serving board in Etna lava stone. A large blue triangle crosses the stone from one corner to the other, next to a red point.
In the Raggio pattern the blue starts from one corner of the tray and widens diagonally, like a ray of sun coming through a window. The red point on the short side closes the design. The rest is lava stone left natural.
The base is a single slab of Etna lava stone. The glaze is applied by hand and then fired: the blue takes on different shades depending on how thick it is, so no two Raggio trays are the same.
Good for starters, finger food, sushi or small pastries. Even empty, on a sideboard or in the middle of the table, it does its job.

| Material | Etna lava stone and lead-free glaze |
|---|---|
| Size | 30 × 17 × 0.6 cm |
| Pattern | Raggio, blue triangle and red point |
| Design | Federica Coffa |
| Workmanship | Glazed by hand and kiln-fired |
| Resistance | Frost and sudden temperature changes |
| In the box | 1 tray + certificate of authenticity |
Yes. To keep the glaze looking good for longer, we still recommend washing it by hand with water and a mild detergent.
Yes: cheese, cured meats, sushi and starters. Don't leave oil, wine or vinegar for long on the unglazed stone.
Yes, for cheese and cured meats. Avoid serrated knives on the glazed parts so the glaze stays glossy for longer.
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