LOTA DINING TABLE (S) Chair allowing the bench to appear

allowing the bench to appear as though it floats—an object suspended between material weight and visual lightness

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coming together to form a fluid

Each hanger features a solid brass hook and meticulously crafted bamboo clips

The color of the rope may vary since we use upcycled textile ropes 4

LOTA DINING TABLE (S) Chair allowing the bench to appearThe Lota dining table spotlights the lota, which is an iconic and quintessentially Indian product. The lota is being used less frequently, and the craft of making such utilitarian vessels is dying. We look at reviving the craft and the legacy, by re envisioning and scaling up the lota as a piece of furniture. The table's base is a hand hammered lota handcrafted by Thathera craftspeople. The top is crafted from reclaimed teak wood. The teak is sourced