Xplorer Maps Utah Map Birchwood Serving Tray
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The Xplorer Maps Utah Map Wood Serving Tray showcases hand-illustrated landmarks, wildlife, and outdoor scenes on Scandinavian-crafted birchwood.
The artwork showcases iconic locations including Zion, Arches, Monument Valley, and Lake Powell, along with Salt Lake City and the Great Salt Lake. From red rock arches and desert canyons to alpine mountains and ski slopes, the design captures the incredible geographic diversity of the state.
Wildlife such as bighorn sheep, elk, birds of prey, and desert species are woven throughout the map, adding depth and storytelling to the piece. Outdoor recreation scenes—including skiing and biking—highlight Utah’s year-round adventure culture.
Made from FSC-certified birchwood and handcrafted in Scandinavia, this tray blends sustainability with long-lasting quality. A matte, food-safe melamine finish protects the surface while maintaining the natural warmth of the wood.
Perfect for serving, organizing, or display, this tray brings a bold Southwest aesthetic into any space.
An ideal gift for national park lovers, skiers, hikers, road trippers, and Utah enthusiasts, this tray is both functional and collectible.
Your order will arrive in approximately 3–4 weeks.
Available Sizes
Small – 11" x 5"
Medium – 11" x 8"
Large – 16.5" x 12.5"
Round – 15.7" diameter
Product Details
• FSC-certified birchwood
• Protective matte, food-safe melamine finish
• Handmade in Scandinavia
• Hand wash recommended
• Not microwave safe
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