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Mother of Pearl Inlay Furniture Collection
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Noor Mother of Pearl Chest of Drawers – Floral
Original price was: US$2,282.US$1,243Current price is: US$1,243.
Daria Mother of Pearl Chest of Drawers – Floral
Original price was: US$2,334.US$1,268Current price is: US$1,268.
Seranova Mother of Pearl Sideboard – Floral
Original price was: US$3,824.US$2,071Current price is: US$2,071.
Selena Mother of Pearl Sideboard – Floral
Original price was: US$4,164.US$2,248Current price is: US$2,248.
Thalric Mother of Pearl Dining Chair – Floral Vine
Original price was: US$2,552.US$1,391Current price is: US$1,391.
Velric Mother of Pearl Coffee Table – Floral
Original price was: US$2,418.US$1,287Current price is: US$1,287.
Orvex Mother of Pearl Coffee Table – Floral
Original price was: US$1,984.US$1,041Current price is: US$1,041.
Seraphine Mother of Pearl Console Table – Floral
Original price was: US$2,330.US$1,267Current price is: US$1,267.
Zivara Mother of Pearl Console Table – Floral
Original price was: US$2,678.US$1,441Current price is: US$1,441.
Mireya Mother of Pearl Console Table – Floral
Original price was: US$1,526.US$800Current price is: US$800.
Selora Mother of Pearl Console Table – Floral
Original price was: US$2,160.US$1,080Current price is: US$1,080.
Celine Mother of Pearl Console Table – Floral
Original price was: US$3,092.US$1,651Current price is: US$1,651.
Elyra Mother of Pearl Dining Table – Floral
US$3,599
Mother of Pearl Jewellery Boxes
Original price was: US$1,136.US$568Current price is: US$568.
Luxury Boxes
Original price was: US$782.US$391Current price is: US$391.
Mother of Pearl Boxes
Original price was: US$482.US$252Current price is: US$252.
Frequently Asked Questions
Mother of pearl is an inlay material sourced from seashells. The shell is scraped out and then placed by hand into a surface layout. The furniture structure sits on a wooden base frame and MDF, with a smooth finish over the completed inlay.
Mother of pearl uses shell material taken from seashells, while bone inlay uses bone pieces as the inlay medium. Both are handmade inlay methods, but they can differ in surface reflectivity and how light plays across the pattern. The most noticeable distinction is the natural character of the inlay material itself—shell can show a different kind of shimmer than bone which is not reflective and is opaque.
Yes. The stated use is for indoor settings. Keeping it inside helps maintain the intended surface look and supports long-term use.
Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth for routine wiping. Detergent cleaning is not required. Gentle handling helps reduce the chance of fine surface marks over time.
No. Slight natural variation in the inlay is possible because it is handmade and the shell material can vary. You may notice small shifts in tone or how the surface reflects light.
The finish type provided is smooth. This means the surface should feel even to the touch while allowing the inlay detail to remain visible. Changes in lighting can still affect how the inlay appears from different angles.
The base frame is described as a wooden base frame and MDF. Wood options mentioned include mango wood, sheesham wood, and teak wood. The inlay work is applied over this constructed base before the final smooth finish.
Mother of pearl is derived from natural shell material. Responsible sourcing and careful production support sustainability considerations.</p>
It can fit well in bedrooms, living rooms, and entryways where surface detail can be appreciated without visual clutter. Many interiors place it on accent forms or storage-led pieces so the decoration supports, rather than interrupts, everyday use. Keeping nearby finishes simpler often helps the inlay read clearly.