Each element in the picture is cut using a saw with an extremely fine blade able to follow the outline of the design with the greatest possible precision.
To produce a piece of marquetry, the parts of the design are cut and glued onto carefully selected and planed varieties of wood veneer. Each element in the picture is cut using a saw with an extremely fine blade able to follow the outline of the design with the greatest possible precision. The hundreds of pieces of wood are then juxtaposed and glued to each other. Once assembled, the marquetry is glued to a rigid support and pressed. It is then delicately sanded, the company’s signature is affixed, and the picture is waxed or varnished.