Dharana Opium Table made of solid teak wood with hand-carved details and glass top, approx. 100 × 70 × 40 cm

The Dharana Opium Table combines traditional carving art with high-quality teak wood to create a piece of furniture with a special character. The artistically designed ornaments on the table legs and apron are protected and highlighted by the sturdy glass top in the middle. With its dimensions of 100 × 70 × 40 cm, this table is an excellent choice as a coffee table or as a stylish element in a meditative environment. Each table is carefully handcrafted and reflects Balinese craftsmanship.

A table with meaning and atmosphere

"Dharana" means "concentration" or "focus" in Sanskrit – exactly the calm and radiance this table conveys. In Balinese culture, carved furniture is not only decorative elements but also carries a spiritual significance. The floral carving patterns and curved legs are inspired by traditional opium tables from Asia, but here they are transformed into a unique work of art through fine craftsmanship and high-quality teak wood.

Traditional Balinese wood carving in perfection

The table is made in workshops around Ubud from sustainable, solid teak wood. The delicate patterns are created through intricate handwork, where every detail is crafted with great love and precision. The transparent glass top protects the carvings without obscuring their beauty. The interplay of light and depth creates a piece of furniture that is more than just a table – it is a true experience for all the senses.

Technical details of the Dharana Opium Table

• Material: Solid, hand-carved teak wood with glass top
• Design: Classic opium table shape with floral carving ornaments
• Dimensions: 100 × 70 × 40 cm (length × width × height)
• Function: Sturdy tabletop with recessed glass cover to protect the carvings
• Use: Ideal as a coffee table, living room table, or stylish element in meditative spaces

Handcrafted with attention to detail: Each Dharana Opium Table is a unique piece, crafted with intricate handwork. Natural wood structures and slight variations in the carving make each piece of furniture unique – a true sign of authentic Balinese craftsmanship. For more information on Balinese wood carving and the uniqueness of handcrafted furniture, please find here.