Olivos Large Round Polished Copper Centerpiece with Black Horn Handles

$ 745.00
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The largest tray in the Olivos collection, this one makes a striking statement in your tablescape, whether being put to use for entertaining or stylish storage, or simply allowed to be admired as an elegant addition to your interiors. The horns on this tray are bigger, easy to handle and exceptionally striking in appearance. Inspired by the landscape of northern Argentina, the copper Olivos trays are true works of art, hand-forged and hammered to our exact specifications, and polished to a mirrored shine. Available in different shapes and sizes – rectangle, square, round and oval – the Olivos trays feature decorative handles made with authentic Argentine goat horns, ethically sourced from farms where the livestock roam freely. With their textured surface and natural curves, the horn handles create a natural ergonomic grip, and the individual variations in color, size and shape make each tray unique. Part of the Olivos Tray Collection. Individually wrapped for protection in bubble wrap, inside a cloth.

MATERIALS: Polished copper, natural black goat horn.
COLOR: Copper, black goat horns (color varies slightly for each horn).
SIZE: 24" Diameter Tray. Measurements can vary since products are handmade.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Goat horn: clean with a dry cloth. Copper: clean gently with a microfiber cleaning cloth. If needed, use a wet cloth to clean and dry afterwards.

About the Maker:

If Buenos Aires is Argentina's beating heart, the gaucho is its soul — a national symbol of honor and integrity. Known for their aptitude to emerge even stronger from life’s toughest challenges, the Gaucho is resilient. Epic landscapes, artisan tradition, equestrian culture... the gaucho's presence permeates everything we produce, from our honest materials to our focus on intricate, handcrafted detail. Our job is not to mimic, but rather to weave that influence into our contemporary pieces — creating a new modern glamour that draws on the heritage of both artisan and urban Argentina.

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