Healing the soul, cleansing the spirit, and connecting with our inner selves to observe the past and what harms us is the great gift of peyote, revealed by the blue deer to the hunters representing the four elements: fire, water, air, and earth. This process is celebrated and honoured through a pilgrimage, where prayers are offered for rain, sustenance, and health for the people. this meaningful tradition, transformed into a work of art, takes the form of furniture styled after huichol crafts. This unique piece merges ancestral spirituality with the functionality of furniture, creating a tangible bridge between the past and the present. More than a simple object, it is a visual expression of the connection with the divine and the cultural richness of the huichol, carrying with it the essence of the pilgrimage and its purposes into any space it occupies.
Known as the king's island, it is the origin of water and life, a sacred place where people go to ask for rain and the fertility of the earth. This ancestral site has resisted attempts at dispossession over time and remains the origin of life, the origin of everything. Inspired by the significance of this sacred place, we have created a work of art converted into furniture in the style of huichol crafts. This piece not only pays homage to the king's island, but also carries with it the essence of deep connection to the land and the search for fertility. Transformed into a tangible presence, this work of art can beautify any space with its meaning and the cultural richness of huichol crafts.
- Push and Pull opening almost imperceptible to the eye thanks to its perfect aesthetics.
- Made from imported medium-density Cedar wood, finished with glass beads glued with beeswax.
- Base: Made of solid imported cedar wood.
- Hardware: Slow closing hinge with integrated HAFELE brand piston with Push and Pull opening.
