Staircase Set – Lava Stone Bookends
by piedrafuego · Guadalajara, Mexico

Dimensions
10x10x10cm (4x4x4")
Material
Lava Stone
Weight
2 kg (4 lb)
Our bookend set is handcarved in basaltic stone in San Lucas Evangelista, México. The volume evokes a basic architectural typology… Read more
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Ships fromGuadalajara, Mexico
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Estimated delivery dateDecember 24 - December 31
Cardboard16x16x16cm, 3.3kg
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Specifications
Piece Weight (kg)

2

Production Year

2017

Material

Color

Design Class

Open Editions

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FAQ
What material are these bookends made from?

They are handcarved from basaltic lava stone in a gray tone, made in San Lucas Evangelista, Mexico.

How big is each bookend?

Each bookend in the set measures 10 x 10 x 10 cm, and the set includes two pieces.

Can I customize this piece?

Yes, this piece can be customized upon request — use Chat with the maker on this page to discuss options.

Is this made to order, and how long does shipping take?

Yes, this is a made-to-order piece, so it usually ships in about 6 weeks.

Can I return this piece if I change my mind?

Made-to-order pieces like this one are excluded from the standard 14-day return policy.

How should I care for the lava stone?

The maker can confirm specific care instructions — use Chat with the maker on this page.

Does this come with a certificate of authenticity?

Yes, a certificate of authenticity is included with every piece.

Description

Our bookend set is handcarved in basaltic stone in San Lucas Evangelista, México. The volume evokes a basic architectural typology: the staircase. The monumental pyramids of Mesoamerica were built using the talud-tablero system, a succession of slopes and steps made out of basaltic slabs. Centuries later, Luis Barragán treated stairs as subtle sculptural elements that emerged from the landscape, as we can appreciate in his work in “El Pedregal”.

The set includes two bookends, each of 10 x 10 x 10 cm.

Piece Weight (kg)

2

Production Year

2017

Material

Color

Design Class

Open Editions

Dimensions LxWxH

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The studio was born in 2013 as Álvareztostado, experimenting with materials and artisanal mexican craft techniques.In 2016 the studio transformed itself into Piedrafuego, honoring the transformation of materials -the meeting of human hands and earthly resources- the subsequent dialogue between materials and those who make our objects.The studio also develops architectural projects, artisanal manufacturing and interior design.
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