Artisanal Burl Wood and Resin Inlay Circular Tabletop

This is a circular, handcrafted furniture component, specifically a tabletop, featuring a complex mixed-media construction. The piece is approximately 36 to 48 inches in diameter. At its center is a large, irregularly shaped cross-section of burl wood, likely cedar or Redwood, characterized by dense, swirling grain patterns and a warm reddish-brown hue. This central element is encapsulated or inlaid within a dark, possibly pigmented epoxy resin or a composite filler that reveals underlying textural maps. The outer perimeter is composed of segment-matched solid wood blocks (likely pine or oak) forming a protective rim. The overall construction suggests a late 20th-century or contemporary 'live edge' studio craft style. The surface displays a high-gloss finish, possibly polyurethane or resin-cast. Regarding condition, the piece shows significant structural distress: there are three large missing wooden segments along the outer rim and visible vertical splitting running across the center and bottom-right quadrant. The finish appears heavily scuffed and cloudy in several areas, indicating a need for professional resurfacing. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures on the upper face, suggesting an independent artisan origin.