DOT EGGSHELL SIDE TABLE

The eggshell used for DOT comes from duck eggs, creating cracked whites with a subtle and spectacular effect. After washing, crushing, and
sieving, the fragments are arranged like a mosaic on a fresh lacquer layer. After sanding and applying 18 to 21 layers of lacquer, the particles are
immersed in a transparent layer, with the option to tint the covering lacquer in amber or black for varied nuances. The brown eggshell, obtained
through roasting, adds a unique dimension without the use of lacquer.