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The inspiration for this table was to incorporate the "arch" within the piece rather than a typical structure that uses angular shapes, which accounted for over 100 hours of work. Palo Santos, is the name of the dark wood used to make this unique table. This mystical tree grows on the coast of South America and is linked to incense, Myrtle and Copal. In Spanish, the name literally means "Holy Wood".

The inspiration for this table was to incorporate the "arch" within the piece rather than a typical structure that uses angular shapes, which accounted for over 100 hours of work. Palo Santos, is the name of the dark wood used to make this unique table. This mystical tree grows on the coast of South America and is linked to incense, Myrtle and Copal. In Spanish, the name literally means "Holy Wood".

The inspiration for this table was to incorporate the "arch" within the piece rather than a typical structure that uses angular shapes, which accounted for over 100 hours of work. Palo Santos, is the name of the dark wood used to make this unique table. This mystical tree grows on the coast of South America and is linked to incense, Myrtle and Copal. In Spanish, the name literally means "Holy Wood".

The inspiration for this table was to incorporate the "arch" within the piece rather than a typical structure that uses angular shapes, which accounted for over 100 hours of work. Palo Santos, is the name of the dark wood used to make this unique table. This mystical tree grows on the coast of South America and is linked to incense, Myrtle and Copal. In Spanish, the name literally means "Holy Wood".

The inspiration for this table was to incorporate the "arch" within the piece rather than a typical structure that uses angular shapes, which accounted for over 100 hours of work. Palo Santos, is the name of the dark wood used to make this unique table. This mystical tree grows on the coast of South America and is linked to incense, Myrtle and Copal. In Spanish, the name literally means "Holy Wood".

The inspiration for this table was to incorporate the "arch" within the piece rather than a typical structure that uses angular shapes, which accounted for over 100 hours of work. Palo Santos, is the name of the dark wood used to make this unique table. This mystical tree grows on the coast of South America and is linked to incense, Myrtle and Copal. In Spanish, the name literally means "Holy Wood".

The inspiration for this table was to incorporate the "arch" within the piece rather than a typical structure that uses angular shapes, which accounted for over 100 hours of work. Palo Santos, is the name of the dark wood used to make this unique table. This mystical tree grows on the coast of South America and is linked to incense, Myrtle and Copal. In Spanish, the name literally means "Holy Wood".

The inspiration for this table was to incorporate the "arch" within the piece rather than a typical structure that uses angular shapes, which accounted for over 100 hours of work. Palo Santos, is the name of the dark wood used to make this unique table. This mystical tree grows on the coast of South America and is linked to incense, Myrtle and Copal. In Spanish, the name literally means "Holy Wood".

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Detail view of grain
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Mirrored Cedar Wood Print
Black Ink on archival printmaking paper
25 x 48 x 2 inches
2016

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Cedar Wood Print
White Ink on gray archival printmaking paper
46 x 46 x 2 inches
2016

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches

Dimensions:
29W x 48L x 17H inches