This absolutely stunning and totally unique artisan Japanese-inspired pedestal table is from a large horizontal slice of beech approx 100/120 years old sourced from an ancient old tree that collapsed and recovered in rural Wales, supported by two mature ash pedestals approx 60/70 years old, then mostly finished with Sugi Ban burnt wood method, the top having a blend of burning and polishing, fully hand finished in natural wax.
This truly magnificent artisan coffee table has the most luxurious and sumptuous finish, this organic piece is influenced by a passion for the natural imperfections of fallen trees, sourced by the maker studio Anj in rural Wales.
Individual, age-old wood forms are considered for the beauty of their grain, flaws, and imperfections - debarked, then cut and shaped by hand, to showcase fresh, new abstract forms.
Equally, at home in both traditional and more contemporary settings, the coffee table is a timeless design that will add individuality and impact, within both home and commercial interior spaces.
This Japanese-inspired table is finished with a technique called Shou Sugi Ban. It is a Japanese technique of preserving wood. The surface is charred with fire and then sanded back to a smooth surface. It is commonly used for the exterior cladding of buildings where the charred timber protects against insects and is a water repellant. In this case, the technique has been used to artistically enhance the appearance of this Japanese low table surface, accentuating the strong vivid grain of the beech tree.
Product Details:
Wood: Beech & Ash
Shipping: Worldwide
H x 45 cm W x 146 cm D x 77 cm at its widest point.All dimensions approx
