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Key Features
The Passementerie Drinks Table from Currey & Company draws from traditional textile arts to create a sculptural pedestal carved entirely from Banswara marble. The form mimics two interconnected tassels that swell at the top and bottom, while cinching at the center, translating the soft drape of decorative rope and fringe into a hard stone. Natural veining runs through the marble surface in subtle patterns that shift from piece to piece. The turned profile requires precision carving to achieve such organic curves, demonstrating the technical skill needed to transform rigid material into fluid form.
Currey & Company creates history by acknowledging traditions from the past and by producing rare and enduring innovative products.
Key Features
The Passementerie Drinks Table from Currey & Company draws from traditional textile arts to create a sculptural pedestal carved entirely from Banswara marble. The form mimics two interconnected tassels that swell at the top and bottom, while cinching at the center, translating the soft drape of decorative rope and fringe into a hard stone. Natural veining runs through the marble surface in subtle patterns that shift from piece to piece. The turned profile requires precision carving to achieve such organic curves, demonstrating the technical skill needed to transform rigid material into fluid form.
Currey & Company creates history by acknowledging traditions from the past and by producing rare and enduring innovative products.
- Felt floor protection
- Finish and texture may vary
- Material: Banswara Marble
- Foot Type: Felt Bottom
- Warranty: Limited 1 Year
- Made In India
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3000-0323
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