
Bone Inlay Collection
Land of Maharajahs, Rajasthan, India, gave us the art of bone inlay. Maharajas commissioned the work of these exquisite pieces to be handcrafted for the royal palaces. With this technique, handed down from generation to generation, artisans adorn the base with intricate bone inlays, arranged typically in a geometric pattern, creating a captivating monochromatic mosaic. This delicate piece of art is a beautiful addition to your home.
Bone inlay involves the meticulous craftsmanship of intricately carving bone pieces into small forms, which are
then delicately inserted into the surfaces of various objects like furniture and homewares.
Originally, bone shards were arranged in simple, organic mosaic patterns. Over time, this technique evolved to encompass elaborate designs featuring geometric, floral, fishtail and herringbone arrangements. The gaps around the bone are filled with colored resin, resulting in a flawless surface.
Our primary collection highlights bone inlay furniture and homewares. From the beginning, we have collaborated with artisans in Rajasthan to honour traditional motifs while introducing their unique designs.
Free Worldwide Shipping on All Orders
We offer free worldwide shipping on all orders.
Expedited Shipping (1–2 Weeks)
For customers who would like to receive their piece sooner. Expedited shipping is subject to product availability and destination.
Standard Shipping (4–5 Weeks)
Our standard international delivery timeline is approximately 4–5 weeks, allowing for production, careful packaging, and international freight.
Customs & Import Duties
International orders may be subject to customs duties, import taxes, or other local charges. Any applicable fees are the responsibility of the customer.
Order Tracking
Once your order has been shipped, tracking details will be sent to you via email.
- Dust regularly with a soft cloth or duster.
- Avoid direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent fading or warping.
- Clean spills immediately with a damp cloth; dry thoroughly.
- Use coasters, mats, or runners to protect surfaces from scratches and heat.
- Vacuum fabric furniture regularly; blot spills, don’t rub.
- Polish wood or leather occasionally to maintain shine and softness.
- Lift, don’t drag furniture to prevent damage to joints and floors.
- Check screws and joints periodically to keep furniture sturdy.