Compact Bone Inlay Cabinet with Gold Legs & Brass Knobs by House of Jaipur

The ikat pattern is one of the most richly layered textile traditions in the decorative arts — a design born in the dyeing of threads before weaving, characterized by its soft-edged ...

Low, wide, and entirely covered in hand-set camel bone inlay, this buffet cabinet carries the full weight of the inlay tradition in a form that is as at home in a dining room as it i...

Named for the season it evokes, the Springtime Dresser is a nine-drawer bone inlay piece whose surface blooms with delicate floral motifs — each one composed entirely of individually...

There is a particular rhythm to this six-drawer dresser — one that reveals itself in the continuous spiral leaf pattern hand-inlaid across its entire surface. Each ivory camel bone f...

Antique 20th Century Levantine chest of three large drawers, decorated with mother-of-pearl and camel bone in traditional patterns, and is fitted with ceramic handles and a pale marb...

Castorp Chest of Drawers by Valentina Giovando Dimensions: W 120 x D 40 x H 75 cm. Materials: Wood, Fabric, Fiberglass, Brass. Valentina Giovando, Lives and works in Sarzana, in L...

Inspired by the classic coffered, hand-tooled metal-clad furniture of the opulent Mughal period. This elegant furniture is hand made from solid pieces of teak that are joined into a repeating pattern of panels enclosed by raised moldings. Pattern makers then trace and cut the complex forms that will cover the workpiece with thick sheets of white bronze. The metal sheets are then hand-hammered and embossed with intricate tradition raised decoration before being attached and covering the entire outside surface of the piece. The available options for metal cladding are brass, white bronze, antiqued bronze, silver and copper. Both silver and copper will tarnish over time. Regular non-abrasive household metal polishes can be used to restore the original finish. Carre Nightstand in Brass...

Inspired by the classic coffered, hand-tooled metal-clad furniture of the opulent Mughal period. This elegant furniture is hand made from solid pieces of teak that are joined into a repeating pattern of panels enclosed by raised moldings. Pattern makers then trace and cut the complex forms that will cover the workpiece with thick sheets of white bronze. The metal sheets are then hand-hammered and embossed with intricate tradition raised decoration before being attached and covering the entire outside surface of the piece. The available options for metal cladding are brass, white bronze, antiqued bronze, silver and copper. Both silver and copper will tarnish over time. Regular non-abrasive household metal polishes can be used to restore the original finish. Carre Nightstand in Brass...