Bon Sai Highboard With Gold Leaf Details
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Inspired by the contemporary theme of becoming, where changes signify positive evolution rather than a loss of identity, the high sideboard Bon Sai draws stylistic references from the 20th century. The branch-shaped inlay evokes the image of a bonsai tree, a symbol of man-made constant change. This exquisite piece is crafted from ash, inlaid with bleached maple, ebony, and gold leaf. It stands on legs made of brushed black iron, with details in solid bronze. The interior design is customizable, offering options for shelves or drawers.
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