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mango wood dresser Narmada White Mango Wood Dresser with Rattan 120cm – Om Home & Garden

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mango wood dresser Narmada White Mango Wood Dresser with Rattan 120cm – Om Home & GardenThe Narmada White mango wood dresser blends natural materials with handcrafted artistry to create a beautifully balanced piece of storage furniture. Crafted from solid mango wood, this elegant mango wood dresser features delicate hand carved floral detailing that reflects traditional craftsmanship. Natural rattan cane inserts bring a light and airy texture, giving the piece a relaxed bohemian character while enhancing its artisanal charm. Finished in

The Narmada White mango wood dresser blends natural materials with handcrafted artistry to create a beautifully balanced piece of storage furniture. Crafted from solid mango wood, this elegant mango wood dresser features delicate hand-carved floral detailing that reflects traditional craftsmanship. Natural rattan cane inserts bring a light and airy texture, giving the piece a relaxed bohemian character while enhancing its artisanal charm.

Finished in a soft distressed whitewash, the dresser highlights the natural grain of the wood while creating a warm vintage aesthetic. Three spacious drawers and two cabinet doors provide practical storage for clothing, linens, or everyday essentials. Whether styled in a bedroom, hallway, or living room, this wooden sideboard combines the organic beauty of natural materials with the relaxed elegance of rattan furniture.

Key Features

  • Material: Solid mango wood with natural rattan cane inserts

  • Design: Hand-carved floral detailing with woven rattan panels

  • Finish: Soft distressed whitewashed surface highlighting natural wood grain

  • Storage: Three drawers and two cabinet doors for versatile storage

  • Style: Bohemian dresser combining mango wood and rattan furniture aesthetics

  • Craftsmanship: Handcrafted by skilled artisans in India

  • Dimensions: W:120cm × D:40cm × H:92cm

Narmada White is more than a dresser—it is a handcrafted statement piece that brings texture, warmth, and timeless bohemian elegance into your home.

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