Salvador Teran Mosaic and Brass Pitcher

When ones speaks of Cancun and Isla Mujeres one always thinks of sun, sand, beaches and the ocean; the most marvelous in the world. That is exactly how it is. Years ago, a beautiful project was born in Cancún which makes us feel very proud to be natives of our caribbean, to give an identity to the area by creating a 100% native handcraft, and by giving our people the opportunity to enable themselves and develop a manual ability, even become true artists of woodwork. This is because we put all our effort into each piece of our furniture; and the best of oneself goes into its creation. We are conscious of the responsibility of representing to the world a product proudly born in Cancún. Sincerely Salvador Vidal...

Decoration piece from the sixties, usually at the main entrance of homes to leave the keys or objects that we carry in our pockets when we arrive.

Eight-bulb brass chandelier, bulbs not included, the last two photos are an example of which bulb could be used.

An original coffee table by furniture designer Arturo Pani, made in Mexico in the early 1950s, does not include glass. Special treatment was given to the brass to leave it almost as ...