Sideboard with inlay in mother of pearl Philippine - XIX century

A belief that embodies the beauty and history of the Philippines of the nineteenth century. This extraordinary piece, with its two doors and two main drawers, is much more than just a piece of furniture: it is a real treasure chest. The two side drawers, with their particular dimensions, reveal ancient secrets and culinary traditions handed down from generation to generation. Every detail of this sideboard, from the four turned columns to the mother of pearl inserts with a floral design, is a testimony of the craftsmanship and love for detail that characterized the furniture of the past. The light wood, typical of the teak of the Philippines, Tectona philippinensis, is a tribute to the natural richness of the archipelago, but also a warning about the need to preserve the endangered plant species that increases its intrinsic value. This belief is a journey through time, immersing yourself in the beauty and cultural heritage of the Philippines.