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Artefacto Pich

Artefacto Pich

$ 48,000.00 MXN
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This piece is inspired by the bird Quiscalus mexicanus, called “pich” in the Mayan language of the Yucatan Peninsula. Artefacto Pich is part of a series of pitch-black wooden sculptures featuring a burnt finish using the yakisugi method, designed by Lørdag & Søndag in Mexico city and manufactured by master artisan César Zamorano from Torno Tonalá, in the city of Tonalá, Jalisco.
Fun fact: Pich are often called “crows” although they are not related to the corvus family.

Height: 160 cm / 63 inches

Width: 35 cm / 13.7 inches

Pieza inspirada en el ave Quiscalus mexicanus, llamado “pich” en la lengua  maya de la Península de Yucatán. Artefacto Pich forma parte de serie de esculturas negras, de madera quemada al estilo yakisugi, diseñadas por Lørdag & Søndag en la Ciudad de México y realizada  por el maestro César Zamorano de Torno Tonalá, en la ciudad de Tonalá, Jalisco.
Dato curioso: El “pich” es a menudo llamado “cuervo” aunque no está emparentado a la familia corvus.

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