Red Bamboo Coral - Intricate Organic Textures Handcrafted Mosaic Tray - Silver Frame - Height: 26 mm - Width: 103 mm- 87 g - (1)






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Decorative mosaic tray from India with a hand-made mosaic surface of red bamboo coral inside a concave metal frame with a silver finish, measuring 103 by 103 by 26 mm and weighing 87 g.
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Mosaic of polished tiles on a concave metal structure — A refined decorative tray or catchall that embodies the fusion of natural material and contemporary design. This piece, originating from India, features a mosaic surface made with Bamboo Coral tiles, carefully assembled within a modern metal frame with silvery finishes. Its square and slightly concave shape makes it as functional as it is aesthetically refined, capable of drawing the eye and enriching any space. Careful observation reveals meticulous artisanal craftsmanship. The inner surface is a vibrant carpet of rectangular tiles, whose deep red color is brightened by orange hues and by the organic texture intrinsic to coral, visible on every single element. This natural variation creates a dynamic, deep effect, heightened by the polishing that gives a delicate luster. The mosaic is framed by a smooth and glossy metal edge, which yields an elegant material and color contrast. Four small spherical feet lift the object, giving it lightness and stability. Bamboo Coral (Isididae family) is a deep-sea marine organism whose skeleton, made of calcium carbonate, features segments alternated with protein nodes, reminiscent of a bamboo stalk. Its natural color ranges from white to cream; the vivid red coloration of this specimen is achieved through a dyeing process, a well-established and appreciated practice that allows for intense and uniform tones, emulating the appearance of the rarest and most protected precious corals, while preserving visible its distinctive porous structure. This tray is a perfect example of a modern Wunderkammer object. Its dual nature, halfway between natural-history relic and design furniture, makes it ideal for a keen collector or for anyone wanting a unique piece for their study, library, or console. It can serve as an elegant jewelry holder, a catchall on a desk, or simply as a decorative sculpture, a testament to craftsmanship that can transform the marvels of nature into functional art.
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Mosaic of polished tiles on a concave metal structure — A refined decorative tray or catchall that embodies the fusion of natural material and contemporary design. This piece, originating from India, features a mosaic surface made with Bamboo Coral tiles, carefully assembled within a modern metal frame with silvery finishes. Its square and slightly concave shape makes it as functional as it is aesthetically refined, capable of drawing the eye and enriching any space. Careful observation reveals meticulous artisanal craftsmanship. The inner surface is a vibrant carpet of rectangular tiles, whose deep red color is brightened by orange hues and by the organic texture intrinsic to coral, visible on every single element. This natural variation creates a dynamic, deep effect, heightened by the polishing that gives a delicate luster. The mosaic is framed by a smooth and glossy metal edge, which yields an elegant material and color contrast. Four small spherical feet lift the object, giving it lightness and stability. Bamboo Coral (Isididae family) is a deep-sea marine organism whose skeleton, made of calcium carbonate, features segments alternated with protein nodes, reminiscent of a bamboo stalk. Its natural color ranges from white to cream; the vivid red coloration of this specimen is achieved through a dyeing process, a well-established and appreciated practice that allows for intense and uniform tones, emulating the appearance of the rarest and most protected precious corals, while preserving visible its distinctive porous structure. This tray is a perfect example of a modern Wunderkammer object. Its dual nature, halfway between natural-history relic and design furniture, makes it ideal for a keen collector or for anyone wanting a unique piece for their study, library, or console. It can serve as an elegant jewelry holder, a catchall on a desk, or simply as a decorative sculpture, a testament to craftsmanship that can transform the marvels of nature into functional art.
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