Introduce a touch of refined elegance and historical charm to your dining or living space with this set of six beautifully inlaid armchairs. Each chair features a comfortable and breathable cane seat and back, complemented by a meticulously handcrafted frame adorned with delicate inlay work. The elegant silhouette is enhanced by sweeping, curved armrests and intricate inlay patterns that grace the backrests, arms, and gracefully turned legs. This style is reminiscent of the sophisticated furniture produced during the British Colonial era in India, where traditional craftsmanship met European design sensibilities, often favored in grand residences and by discerning individuals. The detailed inlay patterns showcase the skill and artistry of a time when such detailing was a mark of luxury and taste, echoing the historical patronage of inlay work by royal courts.

Not all inlay is created equal; our custom inlaid pieces, like these armchairs, represent a significant investment of time and skill by our team of talented artisans. Each tiny fragment of inlay is precisely cut and meticulously hammered into the carved wood surface – imagine repeating this intricate process thousands of times for a single chair. The armrests add to the comfort and formal appeal of these chairs, making them ideal for gatherings around a dining table. The natural cane provides a light and airy feel, while the rich tones of the wood and the contrasting inlay create a visually captivating set. This set of finely Inlay dining chairs are more than just seating; they are a statement of handcrafted heritage and timeless style.

• *Era: Vintage
• *Material: Teak/Inlay
• *Size: 22"(L) x 23“(D) x 35"(H)
• *Color: Brown/White
• *Condition: Shows wear consistent with age & use, blemishes and imperfections will be present. These are not to be considered defects but rather part of its character & historical value. 

Designed and Handmade by De-cor

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• **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio.