Materials: Reclaimed Red Cedar, Shou Sugi Ban, polyurethane finish
Dimensions: 1900 × 620 × 380mm
Includes: Authenticity certificate
One of a kind. This is the only one in existence.
Shipping: Free freight Australia-wide. Contact for international quote.
$6,930
Uzumaki. The spiral. The pattern that shows up everywhere nature is doing something serious — in shells, in storms, in the grain of timber that has been growing in one direction for decades and then, suddenly, decides it doesn't have to.
This table is reclaimed Red Cedar — timber with history, with warmth, with the kind of colour that takes a century to develop and cannot be manufactured. Then Shou Sugi Ban: the Japanese technique of burning wood to transform it. The char seals. The surface becomes something that has survived its own destruction and is better for it.
Almost two metres long. Low to the ground, deliberate in its presence, the kind of coffee table that centres a room rather than sitting in one. The polyurethane finish protects the surface while preserving the texture of the burn — every crack, every movement in the grain, every mark the fire left behind.
A sculptural object that functions as a table. A table that functions as a statement. The spiral, if you look for it, is in the grain.
Free freight Australia-wide. One of one.
✦ Handmade in Byron Bay, Australia · Reclaimed Red Cedar, Shou Sugi Ban · Authenticity certificate included · Free freight Australia · Contact for international quote · One of a kind
Materials: Reclaimed Red Cedar, Shou Sugi Ban, polyurethane finish
Dimensions: 1900 × 620 × 380mm
Includes: Authenticity certificate
One of a kind. This is the only one in existence.
Shipping: Free freight Australia-wide. Contact for international quote.
$6,930
Uzumaki. The spiral. The pattern that shows up everywhere nature is doing something serious — in shells, in storms, in the grain of timber that has been growing in one direction for decades and then, suddenly, decides it doesn't have to.
This table is reclaimed Red Cedar — timber with history, with warmth, with the kind of colour that takes a century to develop and cannot be manufactured. Then Shou Sugi Ban: the Japanese technique of burning wood to transform it. The char seals. The surface becomes something that has survived its own destruction and is better for it.
Almost two metres long. Low to the ground, deliberate in its presence, the kind of coffee table that centres a room rather than sitting in one. The polyurethane finish protects the surface while preserving the texture of the burn — every crack, every movement in the grain, every mark the fire left behind.
A sculptural object that functions as a table. A table that functions as a statement. The spiral, if you look for it, is in the grain.
Free freight Australia-wide. One of one.
✦ Handmade in Byron Bay, Australia · Reclaimed Red Cedar, Shou Sugi Ban · Authenticity certificate included · Free freight Australia · Contact for international quote · One of a kind
