Three Rounded Lobes Pressed From One Mold

The base curves outward into three connected lobes, forming a clover outline that reads as sculptural rather than a standard round or square tin. Each lobe blends smoothly into the next without a visible seam, so the shape comes entirely from the single pressed mold rather than joined panels.

A Leaf Vein Pattern Radiates From Center

Fine linear grooves fan out from the middle of the tray floor, echoing a leaf's vein structure across all three lobes at once. The relief sits shallow enough to keep the surface smooth to the touch while still catching visible shadow lines under angled light, adding texture without this breathable structure needing a printed layer.

Raised Rim Frames the Shape From Above

A slightly raised border traces the clover's outline just inside the outer wall, separating the textured tray floor from the case's edge visually before a lid is even added. That framing effect works whether the piece sits open as a display tray or closes under a fitted lid, keeping the clover silhouette as the case's defining feature either way.