Xochicalco Bowls Size:Large explores rhythm

explores rhythm

this piece draws from the traditional handmade Lele doll while embracing a contemporary lens — transforming a beloved symbol of cultural identity into a refined sculptural object

continuity

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

Xochicalco Bowls Size:Large explores rhythmInspired 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.