Introducing an age-old traditional art form, our handcrafted bone inlay sideboard, also known as a dresser, features brass-finished handles with exquisite details. This piece exudes a natural luster that instantly elevates any space. Bone inlay, a decorative technique, involves intricately fitting small bone pieces into various patterns. This exquisite craftsmanship adorns a range of home decor items, from dressers and sideboards to tables and chairs.
Bone inlay breathes new life into any room, offering a simple and elegant means to rejuvenate your home’s interior.
Meticulously handcrafted to the highest standards, the art of bone inlay originates from the royal palaces of Rajasthan, India. This fascinating art form is truly unique to India, with its intricate and timeless beauty passed down through generations, primarily practiced in the Udaipur and Jodhpur regions of Rajasthan.
The Process of Crafting Bone Inlay Dressers and Sideboards
Inlay involves fitting pieces of various materials into depressions on a base object. Creating bone inlay work is a meticulous three-step process that takes nearly a month to complete. Initially, camel bone fragments are delicately shaped and meticulously placed on a wooden structure in intricate patterns. Then, the gaps between the bone pieces are filled with colored resin to create a solid-colored background. The resin complements the bone fragments, resulting in a stunning piece of oriental art in the form of Bone Inlay Furniture.
Key Points about Our Product:
1. This piece is crafted from genuine camel bones supplied by government-recognized suppliers.
2. Each item is entirely handmade, leading to slight variations in appearance, making each piece unique.
3. To clean bone inlay furniture, use a soft, dry cloth; avoid using chemical cleaners.
4. Assembly is straightforward and requires minimal skills.
5. Avoid placing hot objects on the piece and protect it from prolonged exposure to water and sunlight.
Feel free to reach out to us for customizing this product to your specific requirements.
