Let's talk about the rosewood tea tray. I saw a 70*40 today.

Huang Huali in Hainan and Huang Huali in Vietnam are the best, among which Huang Huali in Hainan has been popular since the Song Dynasty because of its medicinal value. However, due to long-term logging, there are no mature trees in Huang Huali. At present, the largest Huang Huali in Hainan is about 10 centimeters in diameter, and it basically took 100 years to mature. Therefore, the furniture in Huang Huali is all the furniture left over from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the 70*40 tea tray can't be sea yellow.

Vietnamese rosewood has recently been protected by the Vietnamese government, which is rare in the market and expensive.

The next one is Burmese rosewood with good wood grain. There are two kinds of rosewood, one is called big fruit rosewood, and the other is called black foot rosewood. The latter is better than the former and weighs more per cubic meter.

Personally, I suggest using a gold-rimmed nanmu tea tray or a gold-rimmed camphor tea tray.