THE VALLARTA CHAIR Pedestal The first chapter of the

The first chapter of the Silice Series - a result of a collaborative exploration between José Miguel Gómez

Supported by the minimalist grace of a metal base

Ofrenda is a study in symmetry

casting a halo that feels both intimate and infinite

— reinterpreted through a contemporary lens—the Layú is anchored in Mexico by its use of obsidian- This stone forms both the material and conceptual heart of the piece

THE VALLARTA CHAIR Pedestal The first chapter of theRicardo Legorreta was one of Mexicos most influential architects, known for translating cultural heritage into monumental modern forms. Drawing from indigenous and colonial traditions, his work is defined by bold geometry, luminous colour, and sculptural use of light and shadow. From the Camino Real Hotel in Mexico City to the MARCO Museum in Monterrey and landmark buildings across the U. S. and beyond, Legorretas architecture bridged tradition and