Inspired the Garba, a form of dance from Gujarat State in India. It is an integral part of the Navaratri or “The Nine Nights where people dress in their finest to take part in this celebration of the Mother Goddess that goes from sunset until sunrise for nine consecutive nights. When nudged, this table gently sways similar to the dancers as they move in concentric circles immersed in the hypnotic music.

Laser-cut steel legs inspired by traditional Indian wooden spindle patterns are powder coated in bright festive colours with a teakwood print block is cradled in the top to be viewed through the glass. The blocks are carved by artisans in Ahmedabad, and their real purpose is for stamping patterns onto fabrics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2RK3icOQ7U&t=121s

23" H X 22" dia (4-leg tables)

23" H X 20" dia (3-leg tables)

Powder-coated steel base, teak print block under glass top -or- African Mahogany wood top

$590 (3-leg), $650 (4-leg)