Cabrakan Table Dining chairs offering concentrated light exactly where

offering concentrated light exactly where it's needed

— reinterpreted through a contemporary lens—the Layú is anchored in Mexico by its use of obsidian- This stone forms both the material and conceptual heart of the piece

Each lamp is shaped by hand

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symbolizing fertility

Cabrakan Table Dining chairs offering concentrated light exactly whereNamed after the Mayan deity of earthquakes and movement, the Cabrakan Table is a study in tension and stillness. Its sleek stainless steel surface appears to float above its monolithic base a moment of levitation, of balance in motion. The table is hand carved using both traditional Pre Columbian stone masonry techniques as well as modern machinery. At the center of the table, a clean linear void runs the length of the surface. This feature was