This large bronze tray is 70 centimeters in diameter and has stylized tray border with concave contour. The surface is not deep, and the center of the tray is a six-petal flower. Indian people used bzone trays to offer food to the nobility or to decorate luxury coffee-drinking sets. Royal dishes with special food were set up on this tray to serve the nobility. The courtiers of that nobility would wear splendid and decorative costumes, and two servants would jointly carry this tray to offer to the Host. In addition, when there was an important ceremony of the family such as weddings, engagement, birthdays or logevity celebrations, these trays would be decorated with white petals symbolizing elegance. Next to them were coffee pots and gold-plated coffee cups with seductive scents from nature, releasing purity and level for a royal party night around the 19th century.