Teak Corner Table with Painted Tiles

Every room has that awkward corner. Our this product is for that awkaward corner.

This is a solid teak corner table in a quarter-round shape. The 2 straight sides fit flat against the walls and the curved front faces the room, so it can go into any empty corner of the house.

• The back has 2 carved panels with a scalloped top, and each panel holds a painted tile in blue, white and rust, set between thin turned spindles.
• A 3rd small tile sits low on the rail of the bottom shelf.
• The top has a raised edge on all sides.
• 1 curved drawer with a brass knob is fitted under the top, for keys and the TV remote.
• The bottom shelf is made of wooden slats with a small railing in front.

The teak has a honey coloured polish that lets the grain show. The spindles are kharadi work, turned on a lathe, and the design is taken from the English corner whatnot, which was a stand for keeping curios. The tiles give it the Rajasthani look.

Keep A Small Clay Horse On Top

The top has room for 1 piece, and a small terracotta horse looks right there against the 2 blue tiles. In Marwar the horse has a place in faith. Kapde ke ghode are made in Jodhpur's Pratap Nagar for devotees to offer at Ramdevra when a mannat is fulfilled, and the potters of Molela still make Dev Narayan on horseback in clay.

Ek chhota ghodo upar rakh do, table poori lagegi.

No Wheels Under It

It rests on turned legs with round bun feet and has no castors, so it stays where it is placed. Clean the spindles with a soft dry brush and wipe the tiles with a damp cloth.

Made in Jodhpur-India with LOVE by FOISHOME STAFF.