Banco Montejo Iluminación aesthetically interpreting and translating natural

aesthetically interpreting and translating natural elements such as water

developed during the Colonial era

symbol of the Mayan god Kukulkan

es ligera por estar hecha con hilos de algodón

Palm basket sewn with a special gradient in airbrush technique simulating the burning of the pots and utensils that come into contact with the comales

Banco Montejo Iluminación aesthetically interpreting and translating naturalCoyoacan, Mexico City It is made by artisans in Coyoacn, CDMX, with blacksmithing and carpentry techniques. This bench has a steel structure, it is tall, and the seat is made of solid tzalm wood with a textured finish. The wood is burned, which gives the piece its black color and to finish it has a semi matte coating. It is ideal for bars, so it can be used at home, restaurants, hotels and boutiques. Care: Occasional cleaning with a cloth. Indoor use