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Tikal is handcrafted in collaboration with skilled artisans
Named after Quetzalcóatl—the feathered serpent deity of Nahuatl tradition—this sculptural set embodies ancestral symbolism and sacred geometry
These napkins from Tenancingo
Through the pairing of two opposing figures
The table is hand carved using both traditional Pre-Columbian stone masonry techniques as well as modern machinery
Tena Table Napkin Frame Tikal is handcrafted in collaborationThese napkins from Tenancingo, Mexico, are woven by skilled women artisans. Each piece reflects a rich textile heritage, preserving indigenous craftsmanship and empowering local women through their work.
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