Blue Bone Inlay Coffee Table

Provenance

This table won't just sit in your living room, it'll bring Rajasthan with it. Not the postcard version, but the real thing: hot air, stone courtyards and workshops where bone inlay is still done the hard way. Where artisans use tools passed down like recipes, carving each piece by hand before embedding it into the wood, one sliver at a time.

The blue colour on it isn't just random either. It's a nod to Jodhpur, the "Blue City", where cobalt walls meet ochre earth. The floral patterns that stretch across this table echo designs once crafted for maharajas. Ornamental? Yes. But never without meaning. Each curve and corner speaks to symmetry, nature and the steady hands that made it.

The finish is smooth, the structure, solid. Ready to hold your morning coffee, your quiet evenings, your messes and memories. It's art that you can use. And that's the whole point. To live with something that took time, carries weight and doesn't just look like it came out of a box.

It's a conversation between the past and the present, built to outlast trends.