Bone Inlay Green Desk Table

This stunning handcrafted bone inlay green desk table is made from solid wood, and MDF and features an intricate bone inlay design.

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Description
A bone inlay green desk table is a stunning piece of furniture that is designed to provide both style and functionality. This desk table is crafted by skilled artisans who use a variety of materials such as wood, bone, and mother of pearl to create intricate patterns and designs on the surface of the table. The unique inlay work on the desk table makes it a standout piece that can add character and charm to any home office or workspace. The bone inlay green desk table is not only beautiful but also functional, providing ample space for work and storage.

Details
Customers can make changes in size, color, and design according to their requirements.
Due to the handcrafted nature of this item, expect slight variations in the color and bone & mop pieces of each unique piece.
Wipe clean with a soft cloth. Avoid using chemical cleaners.

Inlay Furniture
The art of inlay furniture is famous in Rajasthan. The inlay furniture requires solid wood and MDF to give the structure long-lasting durability. Craftsmen collect camel bone and hand-carved bone pieces. A process that requires immense skill and practice to give them a delicate shape. The artisans glue the bone and mother of pearl pieces onto the wooden furniture frame to create an intricate design. Then a worker pours colored resin around bone pieces to fill the gaps. The item then goes for sanding work to make the surface smooth. At last, it comes to polish work to make the product ready to ship. No animals were harmed in order to make bone & mother of pearl inlay furniture.

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Material

MDF, Bone, Resin,

Color

Green Resin

Pattern

Moroccan

Size

L-53 x W-20 x H-30 inch

Draws

2

Doors

Hardware

Brass-finished Knobs

Production Time

10-15 Days

Other info

Brass-finished Legs