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    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Fernando Mastrangelo, January Table
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    January Table

    Hand-Dyed Sand + Cement
    30H x 38W x 64L inches
    *Customization available
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    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ) Fernando Mastrangelo, Strata 3 XL Side Table
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    The January Dining Table is composed of layers of white cement that are poured over each other to create the artist's signature 'burn lines' in the cement finish. The hand-dyed...
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    The January Dining Table is composed of layers of white cement that are poured over each other to create the artist's signature "burn lines" in the cement finish. The hand-dyed sand striations that run through the tabletop, as well as across its staggered legs, draw inspiration from rivers, mountains, and distant horizons, manifesting the artist's commitment to ecological reverence and belief in the enduring beauty of the natural world.
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