Bowls
Moonlit Petals
A moonlit garden carved in stone. This black marble bowl, inlaid with delicate floral motifs using the centuries-old Parchinkari technique, is both mysterious and refined. The dark surface creates a dramatic contrast against the glimmer of semi-precious stones, each petal catching the light like stars on a new moon night.
Place it on a dining table, console, or open shelf and feel the space shift: bolder, more intimate, more layered. It draws the eye without overpowering the room, a perfect balance of quiet luxury and artistic precision. Whether it holds fruit, candles, or nothing at all, it invites admiration.
$4,000
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Stone Type: Bheslana
Colour: Black
Stones Inlaid: 2,880 (Mother of Pearl, Malachite, Turquoise and Red Coral)
- Category: Bowl
- Material: Premium black Bheslana-sourced, known for durability and natural brilliance
- Size (L x W): 254 mm x 254 mm (10 inch x 10 inch)
- Net Weight: 1.56 kg
- Design: Floral inlay using the traditional Parchinkari technique
- Craftsmanship: Hand-inlaid and carved by master artisans in India
- Origin: Crafted in India
- Suggested Placement: Ideal for dining tables, entry consoles, or open shelving—especially effective in softly lit spaces to enhance its starlit glow
- Natural Variation: As this product is handmade using 100% natural materials, slight variations in colour and weight 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.
