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2025 Release

Edition

Limited edition of 20 + 2 AP

Materials

Stainless Steel &
Volcanic Stone

Named after the Mesoamerican deity of rain and fertility, the Tlaloc Table explores cycles of abundance, ritual, and gathering. Its circular stainless steel top rests above a hand-chiseled stone base, creating a dialogue between celestial lightness and ancient weight. Inspired by ceremonial stone rings and portals, the table transforms a form associated with ritual into an elemental surface for everyday life.

IMPERIAL (in)

38 x 38 x 22

METRIC    (cm)

96.5 x 96.5 x 56.5

Tlaloc Table

The table’s central void recalls the carved stone rings used in Aztec ceremonial ball games: objects associated with cosmic alignment, civic life, and ritual. Here, the ring becomes functional: a place for flowers, books, objects, or simply a moment of pause.
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The stainless steel surface floats above the textured stone base, while the circular geometry creates a sense of symmetry and stillness. Together, the materials and proportions give Tlaloc an elemental presence: sculptural enough to anchor a room, yet familiar enough to gather around.
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