Xochicalco Bowls Size:Large a collaboration between designer Raúl

a collaboration between designer Raúl de la Cerda and a network of Mexican artisans exploring pre-Hispanic ideas through contemporary form

allowing the natural patterns of the material to take centre stage

evoking a language of spatial occupation that feels primal and meditative—each mark a trace of time made physical

The horizontal axis speaks to continuity—stretched between past and future—while the vertical line embodies the present

corals are the living home of the species that inhabit them

Xochicalco Bowls Size:Large a collaboration between designer RaúlInspired 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.