Xochicalco Bowls Size:Large it reimagines the beloved Lele

it reimagines the beloved Lele doll through a minimalist lens — offering a contemporary interpretation that honours cultural memory while introducing a new aesthetic voice

bridging the gap between historic folk symbolism and modern design language

echoing ancestral frameworks for ceremony and balance

and the lived poetry of architecture made by hand

between public ceremony and quiet interior reflection

Xochicalco Bowls Size:Large it reimagines the beloved LeleInspired by the ceremonial vessels unearthed at the archaeological site of Xochicalco, this collection reflects a timeless dialogue between ritual and design. Each piece is formed from Oaxacas iconic barro negro, a black clay unique to San Bartolo Coyotepec. With a heritage that spans over 2,500 years, barro negro has long been used to craft utilitarian and spiritual formsits origins found in the very memory of the land.