The process of crafting LAKO LAKO heirlooms involves a meticulous, handcrafted journey starting with a base of Old Burma teak wood or premium marble, adorned with semi-precious stones, and finished with pure silver of exceptional quality.  Each stage, as depicted in the provided image, ensures that every piece meets heirloom standards of artistry, durability, and luxury.

Step-by-Step Artisanal Process

Designing:

Skilled designers conceptualize unique, intricate patterns that will guide the structure and embellishment of the heirloom piece based on the chosen wood or marble base.

Carving:

Artisans meticulously carve the design into the wood or marble, creating a detailed surface that will later receive ornamentation.

Silvering:

Pure silver with a 999 grade (99.9% purity) is beaten by hand, a traditional technique, to conform to the contours of the carved patterns. Silver is chosen for its unmatched brilliance and cultural value—each piece claims a finished purity between 95% and 99.5%, depending on how the metal interacts with the underlying surface.

Stone Work:

Carefully selected semi-precious stones—such as quartz, amethyst, agate, jade, or lapis lazuli—are individually inlaid or set into the designed cavities on the piece. This labor-intensive step highlights the natural beauty and unique color patterns of each stone.

Coating:

A protective layer is applied to the surface to preserve the shine and integrity of the silver and stones, safeguarding the artwork from environmental wear and tarnish.

Upholstery (if applicable):

For select items like furniture, embroidered or padded upholstery may be integrated, enhancing both luxury and comfort.

Quality Check:

Each heirloom undergoes rigorous inspection to verify craftsmanship, durability, and the purity of metals used. This final step ensures only the finest quality pieces are presented as LAKO LAKO heirlooms.