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Product code: 18749
Dimensions: 90 x 40 x 180 cm
Material: Solid Indian Rosewood (Sheesham), Embossed Brass Foil, Glazed Ceramic Tiles.
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An architectural masterpiece celebrating the union of metal and timber. This regal display unit is hand-forged from solid Indian Rosewood, featuring intricate brass repoussé and vibrant ceramic inlays. Its grand vertical presence offers a sophisticated gallery for your most cherished volumes and artifacts, bridging the gap between historical opulence and modern luxury.
Features:
The Al-Kitab Bibliothèque is a tribute to the "Charkha" wood-turning and metal-cladding traditions of Rajasthan. Drawing from the arched silhouettes of Persian architecture, this unit serves as a functional monument to the human touch. The brass elements are hand-embossed by master metalworkers, creating a three-dimensional texture that reflects light with a soft, gilded glow. This technique, passed down through generations, requires immense patience and a steady hand, ensuring that no two pieces share the exact same metal "fingerprint."
The hand-printed ceramic tiles are inset into the wood to act as colorful windows, echoing the floral and geometric motifs found in ancient silk-road outposts. While factory-made shelves prioritize speed, the Al-Kitab prioritizes provenance. The Rosewood is hand-seasoned and finished with a multi-stage staining process that deepens its natural chocolate hues, followed by a hand-rubbed wax that preserves the tactile quality of the grain. This piece doesn't just hold books; it holds a heritage story, transforming any library or living space into a sanctuary of high design and artisanal soul.
Style & Craftsmanship Details: Influenced by Indo-Saracenic architectural arches. The craftsmanship utilizes the Repoussé metal technique, requiring high-level skill to emboss the brass from the back. Distinguishing marks include slight shifts in tile alignment and manual punch marks on the brass, proving its authentic handmade origin.
Suggestions for Incorporation: Place this in a formal study against a deep-hued wall to let the brass and tile accents shine, or use it as a statement room divider in an open-plan luxury loft.
Detailed Specifications:
Color: Deep Tobacco Espresso with Antiqued Gold Brass and Multi-tonal Tile Inlays.
Perfect For: Executive studies, formal libraries, or grand foyer displays.
Interior Types: Middle Eastern Modern, Transitional, Maximalist, Colonial Revival, Bohemian Luxe.
Age/Period: Contemporary take on 19th Century Indo-Persian craftsmanship.
Origin: India.
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