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In a world that rushes, this piece invites you to pause. Handcrafted in our New York studio, each bent-glass tray carries the quiet poetry of the French decoupage tradition—layering art, history, and human touch.
The design is bold yet intimate, echoing Ben’s unmistakable aesthetic for the whimsical and the rare. Each tray is individually signed, a mark of both craft and care.
Practical enough for a morning espresso, beautiful enough for a gallery wall—our glass decoupage is food-safe, easily wiped clean, and felted on the back for protection. Display it on a table, hang it with a plate hanger, or let it stand as a small sculpture in your home.
Every piece arrives with a folded card detailing the centuries-old decoupage process, making it as much a story as it is an object.
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Style#: DPI-4587
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The French call it découpage, pronounced day-coo-pahzh. It flourished in the salons of 18th-century France, where paper, patience, and a steady hand turned everyday objects into works of art.
Ben honors the French technique, in reverse. The artwork goes on the underside of the glass, by hand, so you look through the glass to see it. Nothing sits on the surface. The image seems to float, lit from within, the way a pressed flower looks when you hold it up to a window.
Every design starts with something Ben discovered or created. A pattern he drew. A botanical plate or a scrap of antique paper carried home from a market in Europe, chosen because it meant something.
Decoupage is a science of perfection. Each piece is made slowly in our New York studios by a talented team of artists, patient and exacting, who will not settle for less than a perfect result. Each one is backed in felt, so it can rest safely on a cocktail table, and signed by the artist, Ben Busko.
Each tray is decoupaged by hand beneath the glass. A little care keeps the artwork beautiful.
Suitable for hanging with a plate hanger or standing on a gallery easel.
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