Wooden Octogonal tray
₹1,200.00 ₹890.00
The wooden inlay art of Hoshiarpur, Punjab, which originated around 300 years ago, is a craft of inserting pieces of different material such as bone, shell and wood in the base wooden item to form patterns which are typically found as furniture and decorative artifacts of Punjabi households. An inlay is a technique of inserting pieces of contrasting colors into hollowed-out spaces to form a design. It involves engraving foliage patterns, and simple everyday designs are inlaid with either acrylic, plastic, bronze or camel bone. The ivory inlaid products are most sought not just in India but all around the world which are followed by bone, metal and acrylic inlays.
The Shisham wood(North Indian Rosewood) is used due to its durability and resistance to warping. Traditional inlay work is usually done using brass or copper wire and Sheesham wood. The patterns are carved into the wood which are then wedged with brass wire or the inlay element.
Inlay work is not just used for furniture but also for long lasting printing stamps for block painting. Tables, chairs, table and home décor items with Moghul style inlay and floral patterns are very famous.
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Shisham wood is a beauty by virtue of its color. Shisham wood is a beauty by virtue of its color. Shisham wood is a beauty by virtue of its color. Hailing from the Himalayan ranges is the Shisham wood which has been used to carve beautiful wooden interior home decor and utility with perfect glaze which elevate the interiors. This golden inlay wooden eight sided tray with curvy cut edges is beautiful with the mesmerizing geometrical inlay patterns the artisans have created with utmost love and patience.
An ideal gift for every art lover who is keen on adding beautiful art to their interiors to elevate the beauty. A must possess tray for all the chai, coffee and pakora lovers to flaunt their sense of art. This is an eco friendly golden inlay wooden octogonal tray and would be a thoughtful gift for all your dear ones to help keep their spaces protected mainly incase they have naughty babies or excited pets.
Product Dimensions | 39 cm * 26 cm * 5cm |
Weight | 482gm |
Color | Brown |
Category | Utility |
Included Components | 1 Wooden Inlay showpiece |
Country of Origin | India |
Specialty | Golden Inlay Shisham Wooden Hand crafted tray, eight sided floral design and cut edges |
Units | 1 |
Tags | Golden Inlay Shisham Wooden Hand crafted Octogonal tray, Kitchen and Dining Utility, Eight sided, Cut edges, Floral designs, Geometrical cut patterns |
Item Number | 0087 |
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