LOTA COAT STAND hide-price and also works together with

and also works together with the other two stools in this collection as a set of three nesting stools

structural efficiency

This rectangular mirror is comprised of the beautiful cross-section of the bamboo pole

This chair is a bamboo pastiche of George Nakshima's iconic grass-seat chair

It is woven with natural leather cords

LOTA COAT STAND hide-price and also works together withThe Lota coat stand highlights various types of lotas, an iconic and quintessentially Indian product. The lota is being used less frequently, and the craft of making such utilitarian vessels is dying. We look at reviving the craft and the legacy, by re envisioning and scaling up the lota as a piece of furniture. The stand's base is a hand hammered lota handcrafted by Thathera craftspeople. The table top and the knobs are crafted from reclaimed teak