Artworks that carry the imprint of use and ritual, the Durga Indian Coffee Table is formed from a reclaimed wooden panel, its surface marked by time, touch, and transformation. Once part of a door or threshold, it holds within it the gravity of passage, a place where movement was once paused, where hands reached, pushed, and lingered. Framed by thick wooden beams, the central plane is divided into measured sections, each softened by age and wear.
Layers of pigment have worn away unevenly, revealing a palette shaped not by design, but by time itself. Burnished browns, traces of rust, and pale undertones emerge in contrast, creating a texture that feels almost elemental. Marks, scratches, and softened edges speak to years of use and now, reimagined as a coffee table, it becomes a gathering point once more.
