DAPHNE Clay As part of the "900

As part of the "900 Territorios Línea" series

where flesh and marrow vanish

honoring Western Mexico’s traditions

Designed by Raúl de la Cerda in collaboration with artisan makers

meaning “place to keep the eggs

DAPHNE Clay As part of the "900Daphne originated as a commissioned piece for a residential project and later became part of the collection. Named after the nymph of Greek mythology whose transformation into a laurel tree symbolizes change and renewal, the stool explores the translation of organic forms into a lasting material expression. Its design preserves traces of its natural inspiration while establishing a distinct presence of its own.