Jong Duk Lee Bangjia Brass Round Tray
€360
Biagio Barile Labyrinth Wood Inlay Small Tray
€220
Other colours
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Since 1920, Biagio Barile – and now his son, Enzo – has continued the family tradition of fine craft, uniting wood inlay with French carving techniques. Each bold, geometric piece is assembled by hand in the Sorrento workshop and glossed to a high sheen. While the patterns are the same throughout each product, the colour palettes may vary slightly.
Product ID: 2206005011
View more from: Biagio Barile / Trays
Other colours
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Since 1920, Biagio Barile – and now his son, Enzo – has continued the family tradition of fine craft, uniting wood inlay with French carving techniques. Each bold, geometric piece is assembled by hand in the Sorrento workshop and glossed to a high sheen. While the patterns are the same throughout each product, the colour palettes may vary slightly.
Product ID: 2206005011
View more from: Biagio Barile / Trays
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Meet the Maker:
Biagio Barile
Biagio Barile was founded in 1920 in the heart of Sorrento – a southern Italian town renowned for its thriving marquetry. The family-run business celebrates the ancient techniques of intarsia; a labour-intensive method that involves transferring sketches onto wooden templates, assembling small pieces of wood and cutting them by hand with saws, planes and chisels.