Forest Green Arched Bone Inlay Nightstand | Handcrafted Tree of Life Bedside Table

The Tree of Life, Set in Bone 🌿

Some pieces stop a room. This is one of them.

Shaped in a graceful arch and hand-inlaid with a sweeping Tree of Life motif, this nightstand is a rare convergence of form and craft. The deep forest green ground makes the ivory bone inlay luminous — each leaf, branch, and blossom individually cut and set by hand in the centuries-old Rajasthani tradition. A border of repeating quatrefoil medallions frames the composition, giving the piece the quality of an illuminated manuscript rendered in furniture.

Raised on solid brass legs, the silhouette is both architectural and intimate — equally at home beside a bed, flanking a fireplace, or standing alone in a hallway as a statement object.

🏺 Craftsmanship

• Technique: Traditional bone inlay, hand-set by master Rajasthani artisans
• Motif: Tree of Life with quatrefoil border — a symbol of growth, continuity, and heritage
• Inlay: Natural bone, hand-cut and individually placed
• Silhouette: Arched top — a signature form in Mughal and Indo-Persian decorative arts
• Drawer pulls: Sculptural carved bone flower knobs with brass centre pin
• Legs: Solid brass, tapered
• Drawers: 2, smooth-glide interior
• Frame: Solid mango wood construction

📐 Sizes

• Small — 16"W × 12"D × 20"H 
• Medium — 18"W × 14"D × 24"H 
• Large — 18"W × 14"D × 28"H

🎨 Colourways

Available in six curated colourways, each developed to complement a different interior palette:

• Verdant Forest — Deep forest green, as shown
• Midnight Teal — Rich steel blue
• Tuscan Terracotta — Warm terracotta red
• Dusty Blush — Soft blush pink
• Golden Ochre — Warm mustard yellow
• Bordeaux Burgundy — Deep wine burgundy

🌍 Provenance

Made to order in Sambhal, India — a city with an unbroken lineage of inlay craftsmanship spanning generations. Each piece carries the mark of the hands that made it.

Slight variations in pattern, tone, and finish are inherent to the handmade process and are a hallmark of authenticity, not imperfection.