"San Lucas" XS Containers (Set of Three)

by piedrafuego

€72

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Dimension LxWxH (cm): 10x10x5

Open Editions Material : Lava Stone, Zapotillo wood

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Description

In 2013, the “San Lucas” containers project gave birth to Piedrafuego. Exploring our passion for cuisine and inspired by the traditional molcajete mortars, we designed these volcanic stone containers and added a lid in tropical zapotillo hardwood – from the Yucatán peninsula – to allow ground spices and salsas to preserve their aromas.

The containers are hand carved by master artisan Don Ignacio García, in central Jalisco, with whom we preserve a seven-year long friendship and professional alliance.

The set contains a wooden pestle and three XS “San Lucas” containers, each are 10 cm in diameter and 5 cm in height.

Additional information

Weight	5 kg
Dimensions	14 × 14 × 29 cm
Dimensions LxWxH (cm)	10x10x5
discipline	Wood & Cabinetmaking
Weight (kg)	3
Material	Lava Stone, Zapotillo wood
Production Year	2013
Color	Dark grey

About the designer

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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