Black Bone Inlay Side Table | Dot & Dash Drum Accent Table with Brass

A black bone inlay drum side table with a hand-cut dot and dash pattern and inset brass, made to order in India. Artisans set each fragment of buffalo bone and each brass stud by hand into a black ground over a mango wood drum, then hand-polish it to a lacquer finish. Ships worldwide.

• Cylindrical bone inlay drum accent table
• Hand-cut dot and dash inlay with inset solid brass detail
• Mango wood and engineered wood
  
• Made to order in 2 to 3 weeks, free worldwide shipping
• Dimensions:
  14"Dia × 18"H
  16"Dia × 20"H
  18"Dia × 22"H
  20"Dia × 24"H

A quiet, modern black side table for a minimal or organic modern room. Pairs well with boucle, travertine and warm neutrals.

Bone inlay furniture asks very little. Dust with a dry, soft cloth. For marks, use a barely damp cloth and dry immediately afterwards.

Avoid standing water, and wipe spills as soon as they happen. Bone is porous and prolonged moisture can lift the polish. Never use household cleaners, solvents, bleach or furniture polish, as these dull the finish and can discolour the ground.

Keep the piece out of prolonged direct sunlight, which fades pigmented resin over years. Mango wood responds to humidity, so avoid placing it against a radiator or in a damp room.

Coasters under drinks and felt pads under lamps will keep the top looking new. Handled sensibly, a bone inlay piece outlasts the room it was bought for.

Every piece ships fully insured and crated.

If yours arrives damaged, Capture a video and photo of it and email us within 48 hours. We will replace or refund it in full, and you do not need to return anything. Sending furniture back to India costs more than the piece is worth, so we do not ask you to.

Because each piece is made to order in your chosen colour and size, we cannot accept returns for change of mind. This is standard for custom-made furniture. To make sure you are happy before it ships, we photograph your finished piece and send you the images for approval. Nothing leaves the workshop until you confirm.

Questions before ordering are always welcome. We would rather answer them than have you guess.

Shipping is free worldwide on every order.

Your piece is made to order and handcrafted in 2-3 weeks. Our standard production and dispatch time is approximately 15–20 business days.

Once your piece is finished and approved, it is carefully packed and shipped by insured air freight. International transit typically takes 5–15 business days, depending on the destination and carrier.

We ship worldwide, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, UAE, Germany, and many other destinations.

Import duties and local taxes, if applicable, are charged by your country's customs authority and are not included in your order total. Rates vary by destination, and your carrier or customs authority will contact you directly if payment is required.

For larger or trade orders, sea freight may also be available as a more economical shipping option. Transit times are longer, but it can be particularly suitable for multiple pieces or bulk orders. Please contact us before ordering if you would like a sea-freight quote.

Bone. We use water buffalo bone, sourced from animals raised for food. It is a byproduct of the meat industry that would otherwise be discarded. No animal is ever raised or killed for its bone.

This is not ivory. It contains no elephant, no endangered species, and no protected material of any kind. Bone inlay has been practised in India for centuries precisely because bone was the material available once ivory was not.

Mother of pearl. The iridescent inner lining of the shell, a byproduct of shellfish harvested for food. Cut and shaped by hand in the same way as bone.

Mango wood. Farmed rather than felled from forest. Mango trees are grown for fruit and cut once they stop producing, so the timber is a secondary yield from land already in agricultural use.

Engineered wood. Used where a surface needs to stay flat. Solid timber moves with humidity, and that movement cracks inlay over time. An engineered panel holds its shape, which is what keeps thousands of hand-set fragments flush for decades.

If you would like documentation of the sourcing for a client specification, we can supply it.