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Bone inlay and mother pearl inlay is considered toxic-free because it primarily uses natural materials—bone, wood, and sometimes resin or stone—without harmful chemicals. The bone is cleaned and treated through traditional methods, avoiding synthetic additives or paints. This makes it a safer choice for home décor, as it doesn't emit harmful fumes or toxins, ensuring a healthier living environment.

Bone inlay is typically made from thin pieces of natural camel bone, often sourced from animals like camel and goats. The bone is carefully shaped and polished, then fitted into carved recesses on a wooden surface, often combined with colorful resin or stone to enhance its beauty and create striking designs.

Mother of pearl inlay is a decorative technique that involves embedding iridescent pieces of mother of pearl into surfaces like wood, furniture, or jewelry. It creates a striking visual effect due to the material's natural sheen and is commonly used in fine craftsmanship across various cultures.

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Bone inlay made from ethically sourced camel bone, features a matte finish with natural variations in color and often showcases intricate geometric or floral patterns, giving it an earthy and warm aesthetic suitable for casual or formal settings.

mother of pearl inlay crafted from natural mother of pearl shells, has an iridescent and lustrous finish that reflects light, emphasizing its luxurious and elegant appearance, making it ideal for formal or statement pieces

Yes, we specialize in creating custom furniture pieces to bring your unique vision to life. Our experienced designers will work closely with you to understand your preferences, style, and space requirements. Contact us to schedule a consultation and start designing your dream furniture.

To keep your inlay furniture looking its best, dust it regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. For spills, blot them immediately with a clean cloth. If needed, use a mild soap solution and a soft cloth, then dry thoroughly.