| 3 installments of $821.14 USD without interest | Total $2463.43 USD |
| 1 installment of $2463.43 USD without interest | Total $2463.43 USD | |
| 2 installments of $1231.71 USD without interest | Total $2463.43 USD | |
| 3 installments of $821.14 USD without interest | Total $2463.43 USD |
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: 63 inches
Width: 13.7 inches
