Marble Wall Arts
Monsoon Muse
A timeless symbol of grace and beauty, this exquisite Marble Wall Art captures the allure of a peacock in full splendor. Handcrafted from a pristine rectangle of white marble, the piece is adorned with semi-precious stones using the ancient Parchinkari technique, each detail meticulously inlaid to bring the peacock’s delicate feathers and poised form to life. The shimmering blues catch the light in quiet celebration, making this artwork a soulful centrepiece for any room.
Whether gracing a hallway, living room, or serene nook, it brings an air of refinement and cultural richness to your home.
$4,650
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Stone Type:Vietnam
Colour:White
Stones Inlaid:Mother of Pearl (White), Lapis Lazuli
- Suggested Placement: Ideal for hallways, formal living rooms, artful nooks, or meditative interiors
- Category: Marble Wall Art
- Size (LxW): 431.8 mm x 431.8 mm (17 in x 17 inches approx.)
- Net Weight: 7.29 kg
- Material: Premium white marble Vietnam-sourced, valued for purity, natural durability and pristine clarity
- Inlay Technique: Traditional Parchinkari
- Craftsmanship: Hand-carved and inlaid by expert artisans in India
- Origin: Crafted in India, inspired by classical marble inlay and spiritual sculpture traditions
- Natural Variation: As this product is handmade using 100% natural materials, Slight variations in colour and weight ( + – 2%) may occur from piece to piece.
All our products are made to order and typically ship within 3 to 6 weeks, depending on complexity. Once shipped, you’ll receive tracking details, and the carrier will contact you via email or text regarding the delivery
Wipe gently with a soft, white, damp cloth. Avoid abrasives and wipe dry immediately to prevent water marks.
Crafted with care. Made to be cherished.
Our Craft
At House of Bariki, every piece is a quiet conversation between tradition and craft. Our artisans bring centuries-old Parchinkari to life, shaping stone and marble with care and intention. What begins with the finest materials becomes more than furniture-it becomes a story, meant to be lived with and passed on.
