Mater Bowl Table X large Natural
  • Mater Bowl Table X large Natural
  • Mater Bowl Tables
  • Mater Bowl Tables
  • Mater Bowl Tables

Mater Bowl Table X Large Natural

€634.71
Availability if not in stock 4/6 weeks.
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An adaptation of traditional wooden laquer trays, this alien looking table is multifunctional and comes in a knock down form. the legs detach for ease of transport, reducing the cost and the energy spent on transporting material from various parts of the world, and additionally, allow the table to be used as a bowl or a tray as well.

The idea is inspired by objects that are simple and had multiple applications, and yet were not burdens on the planet.

The shape of the mango table is derived from traditional kneading bowls that used to be lacquered in bright red, and were found extensively across south of India.

The mango table has a top made from the wood of a fruit tree.

It is grown and tended for, and once the productive life of the tree is over, it is cut down and another one is planted. Incidentally, mango, as a fruit is widely consumed across the country hence the wood is plentiful.

Specifications

The Bowl Table has a top made from the wood of the mango fruit tree

Natural lacquer, steel rods

Size Description

Dimaeter 75cm
Height 38cm

  • Ayush Kasliwal

    <p>Ayush Kasliwal is a furniture design graduate from National Institute of Design Ahmedabad, the premier design institute in India. Ayush's design studio AKFD is committed to development of ideas using local crafts that have evolved over centuries. His work represents a fusion of unique creativity and uncompromising integrity rare to find in the highly competitive world market. Strategically based in Jaipur the company has a large variety of crafts to play with be it beaten brass, stone carving or mango wood. Ayush's products reflect a detailed understanding of processes and materials simultaneously paying homage to the tradition of crafts. He works with crafts people and artisans mainly from Rajasthan. In order to revive ancient crafts and provide consistent livelihood to them, he has developed ideas to produce relevant objects that are utilitarian beautiful and fun.</p>
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