Araminta Blockprint Scalloped Cocktail Napkin and Trinket Tray by Inner Child

Red poppies decorate the square Araminta tray, edged with scalloped sides. Its compact recycled-cotton form can gather dry cocktail napkins or small trinkets, bringing the print into a modest space on a desk or side table.

“Beside a chair, this would be my place for a small stack of dry napkins. With drinks resting elsewhere, the tray is useful without asking its surface to manage moisture.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

• Material: 100% recycled cotton.
• Measurements & Options: 6 x 6 x 1.5 in.
• Design & Use: Scalloped sides; for organizing dry accessories.
• Included: One tray; napkins, jewelry and other displayed contents are not included.

Care & Ownership

Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or brush. Keep dry and avoid water, liquid cleaners and damp storage. Lift and move the piece with clean, dry hands; keep it clear of wet vessels and prolonged direct sunlight. Use for dry accessories or dry napkins; keep drinks and damp objects off the surface.

Maker / Heritage

Inner Child began in New York in 2024 with Michelle Pham's belief that practical objects deserve color and imagination. Her parents, Vietnamese refugees who made things out of necessity, passed on the resourcefulness and design flair behind that outlook. The studio works in small batches with multigenerational artisan families and its own workshop teams, keeping the human variation of handwork visible. Its blockprint collection includes cloth printed by an eighth-generation family in Jaipur, using blocks carved by specialist makers. From those repeated impressions to the flowing patterns of hand marbling, the attraction is the craft within an object made to take part in everyday life.