| Size |
L46 * W23 * H18 Inches
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| Material |
Sheesham Wood |
| Finish |
Teak-Honey |Teak-Dark | Natural | Rosewood |
| Assembly Required |
No |
| Condition |
New |
This stunning sheesham wood center table showcases the timeless artistry of Rajasthani craftsmanship, featuring intricate brass inlay work and hand-carved details reminiscent of ancient Indian door panels. The solid wood coffee table serves as both a functional centerpiece and a heritage décor statement, perfect for living rooms, family spaces, or traditional interiors. Built from premium Sheesham wood with ornate brass embellishments, this traditional center table offers exceptional durability while maintaining its regal aesthetic appeal. Whether you're hosting guests or enjoying quiet moments at home, this rectangular center table provides the perfect blend of cultural authenticity and everyday practicality. Own a piece of India's rich architectural legacy with this masterfully crafted heritage coffee table.
Key Features:-
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Premium Sheesham Wood Construction: Crafted from solid Sheesham wood, renowned for its natural strength and rich, deep tones, this wooden center table promises years of reliable service. The dense grain structure ensures exceptional stability while the wood's inherent oils provide natural resistance to moisture and daily wear. Each piece showcases the unique character of Sheesham, with subtle variations in grain patterns that make your table truly one-of-a-kind. Professional finishing techniques preserve the wood's natural beauty while creating a smooth, touchable surface that withstands regular use.
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Exquisite Brass Inlay Artistry: Multiple square brass panels are meticulously hand-embedded across the tabletop, creating a striking geometric pattern that captures light beautifully throughout the day. This brass inlay coffee table features traditional embossed designs within each panel, reflecting centuries-old Mughal and Rajasthani artistic traditions. The golden brass contrasts elegantly with the dark Sheesham wood, creating visual depth and luxury that complements both traditional and contemporary décor styles. Each brass section is individually crafted and fitted, ensuring authentic artisanal quality in every detail.
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Intricate Hand-Carved Details: The wide beveled frame surrounding the brass work showcases fine hand-tooling and engraved patterns that demonstrate master craftsmanship. Skilled artisans have carefully carved ornate borders that flow seamlessly around the table's perimeter, creating texture and visual interest from every angle. This carved coffee table features motifs inspired by traditional Indian architecture, with each carved element telling part of a larger decorative story. The detailed edge work provides a sophisticated finishing touch that sets this piece apart from mass-produced alternatives.
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Classic Turned Leg Design: Four robust turned legs coffee table design provides exceptional stability while maintaining elegant proportions that suit various room layouts. The turned wooden legs feature subtle curves and traditional profiles that echo classical furniture styling, creating a timeless silhouette that never goes out of style. Each leg is precision-turned from solid Sheesham wood, ensuring structural integrity and visual consistency across the entire piece. The 4 leg coffee table configuration offers optimal weight distribution and floor contact, preventing wobbling or instability during use.
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Effortless Care & Maintenance: This vintage indian coffee table requires minimal upkeep to maintain its stunning appearance for generations. Simply wipe the surface with a soft, dry cloth to preserve the natural wood luster and protect the intricate brass inlay details. The durable Sheesham wood finish resists stains and scratches from normal household use, while the brass elements develop a beautiful patina over time that enhances the table's authentic character. Regular dusting keeps the carved details crisp and clear, ensuring your artistic center table continues to serve as a conversation piece for years to come.
