Side table - Maple, Walnut, Ash, Mahogany - Rural landscape

The image shows a tabletopped surface of a small table characterized by an elaborate figurative inlay, made with several kinds of wood or natural materials.
Characteristics of the table:
: The top features a detailed scene created with the inlay technique. This technique consists in juxtaposing small pieces of wood in different colors and grains, or other precious materials, to create complex designs.
: The scene depicts a rural or village landscape with human figures dressed in traditional clothing, trees (including palms), simple houses, and pack animals.
Style and Origin: Although it is difficult to determine with certainty from the image alone, this type of figurative inlay with scenes of daily life or exotic landscapes is often associated with Asian artisanal production (such as Chinese, Japanese, or Vietnamese) or Anglo-Indian from the late 19th to the early 20th century.

Possible Similar Object Types
Based on objects with similar decorations, it could be:
A antique coffee or tea table, often made from exotic woods such as rosewood or ebony.