A Cup Set Down Ceramic Jewelry Tray | Cedar & Ink

A familiar cup, captured in watercolor

A Cup Set Down is a 4×4-inch ceramic jewelry tray featuring an illustrated teacup on a white ground. The rounded square tray has gently raised edges and a fine gold-colored rim, framing a small watercolor study in warm brown, cream, and stone gray.

The artwork shows a speckled cup filled with amber-colored tea, with a faint cup ring beside it. Delicate shading gives the vessel depth, while generous white space keeps the composition clear and uncluttered. The illustrated cup’s mottled surface brings a tactile quality to the image, balanced by the tray’s smooth ceramic finish.

A place for the pieces you take off each day

Sized for rings, earrings, and other small jewelry, this ceramic tray fits naturally on a bedside table, dresser, or dressing table. Its shallow shape offers an easy place to gather the pieces you remove before bed or set aside while getting ready.

The design remains visible around a few small treasures, making the tray both a useful resting place and a decorative accent. Place it beside a jewelry box, near a mirror, or on a bedroom shelf where its warm tones can sit comfortably with wood, glass, and pale textiles.

From the Cedar & Ink collection

Cedar & Ink is Mirabilia’s Japanese domestic world, shaped by the beauty of a home cared for over time. A cup within reach, a cleared writing surface, and an object kept in daily use all belong to its vocabulary.

A Cup Set Down takes one of those ordinary moments as its subject. The faint mark beside the cup suggests a surface that has been used, giving the illustration a small trace of everyday life. Its close viewpoint and restrained palette bring the collection’s attention to familiar things into an object made for your own daily routine.

A small, considered gift

This teacup jewelry tray makes a thoughtful gift for a tea lover, someone who appreciates ceramic objects, or a friend creating a personal corner in a new home. Its compact size suits a birthday, housewarming, or thank-you, offering a little artwork with a practical place in the day.