Mother of Pearl Coffee Table

Provenance

Before it found its way to a modern living room, this mother of pearl coffee table began it's life in a sunlit workshop in India. Where the tools are old, the hands, skilled and patience is part of the craft. The technique? A centuries-old legacy once reserved for palaces and temples. Tiny fragments of mother of pearl, each hand-cut, each unique are laid into thte wood with surgical precision, creating designs that shimmer like moonlight on water.

It's not just decorative. It's devotional. The artisans behind this work don't chase trends, they follow rhythm, tradition and a deep cultural memory that values endurance over speed.

The result is more than just a surface to rest your cups on. The subtle iridescence plays with the light, changing with the time of day, the mood and the company. It draws the eye without demanding attention.

This isn't furniture you forget. It's furniture that stays, through quiet mornings, loud dinners, slow Sundays. A piece of India's artisanal soul, wrapped in pearlescent elegance.