Drum Table Copper-Colored Cast Resin with Faux Metal Finish/Standard Size Coffee

This cast iron bronze drum is inspired by the rain drums of South East Asia, particular those found in Burma, Laos and some of the Eastern Islands of Indonesia. This drum features three engraved handles. There are elaborate engravings on its sides as well as its top side. These engravings feature banded rings, on the top side the banded rings are entered by a star motif. The top of the drum measures 60cm in Diameter. A wonderful versatile piece that is a wonderful sculptural piece, that also functions as a side table. This cast bronze drum also features 2 pairs of frogs on opposing sides, frogs are often symbolised on rain drums as frogs come out of hibernation once the rainy season begins. Given this, these drums are sometimes called frog drums...

This cast iron bronze drum is inspired by the rain drums of South East Asia, particular those found in Burma, Laos and some of the Eastern Islands of Indonesia. This drum features th...

A classic form with an inviting, functional twist. Minimalist, inline depressions invite movement of the piece and reveal its secretive weightlessness. Dimensions: diameter 17 in....

Coronado drips and blends its way through your mind’s eye, prompting questions and provoking memories. Inspired by patterns of black and tan sands in San Diego, the challenge was to ...

Dimensions: Width 16 in. (41 cm), depth 16 in. (41 cm), height 17.25 in. (44 cm). Weight 20 lbs. (9 kg). Finish color options: white stone natural stone aged stone keystone (shown) coal stone Materials: resin, stone aggregate and fiberglass. Durable and designed to be used outdoors in all four seasons and in residential or hospitality environments. Designed by: Zachary Bitner Made to order in Chicago, Illinois. About Zachary A. design: Founded by Zac Bitner and based in Chicago...

Coronado drips and blends its way through your mind’s eye, prompting questions and provoking memories. Inspired by patterns of black and tan sands in San Diego, the challenge was to ...