Description
Three circles. Three fish. One tray that does more than carry glasses.
This hand-painted Madhubani fish serving tray features three circular fish motifs spaced along its length, each one a contained composition of bold Mithila linework and vibrant color. The elongated form (13″×5″×2″) is built for drinks, glasses, and festive serving, but works just as well as a decorative accent on a console, bar counter, or dining table between uses.
In Madhubani art, fish are among the most auspicious symbols representing abundance, prosperity, and the flow of life. A tray like this doesn’t just serve; it carries meaning to the table.
Made on a sturdy MDF base with raised edges, sealed with non-toxic varnish for everyday use. Wipe clean with a soft damp cloth.
Key features:
✔ Hand-painted Madhubani fish motifs – 3 circular compositions
✔ Long tray format, 13″×5″×2″ with raised edges
✔ Ideal for serving drinks, glasses, and festive beverages
✔ Built for everyday use
✔ Handcrafted by artisans from Bihar’s Mithila region
Want a coordinated table? Pair it with our Madhubani fish coaster set for a complete Mithila art table setup.
FAQs
What is the size of this tray?
The tray measures 13″×5″×2″ with raised edges to keep items secure. It comfortably holds 3-4 glasses or cups in a row; ideal for serving drinks and beverages.
Can this be used daily or is it decorative only?
Both, the painted surface is sealed with varnish, making it suitable for everyday serving with dry items and glasses. Wipe clean with a soft damp cloth rather than soaking.
Is this a good housewarming or Diwali gift?
Yes, the fish motif represents prosperity and abundance in Madhubani art, making it a naturally auspicious gift. The tray is also a popular addition to festive hampers and corporate gifting sets.
Why does this tray have 3 circular motifs instead of a full surface design?
The three circular compositions are intentional. Each fish motif is framed within its own circle, creating a rhythmic, balanced layout across the tray’s length. It’s a design choice rooted in Madhubani art’s geometric tradition.




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