The Bhumi Table
$360.00
Rooted in history and tradition, the Bhumi Table carries the quiet strength of the earth - its name derived from the Sanskrit word “Bhumi,” meaning earth or ground. Once used in Indian homes for grinding grains into fine flour, this hand-carved wooden Chakki table reflects generations of craftsmanship, where function and artistry were inseparable.
Its intricate carvings, shaped by skilled hands, tell a story of time, tradition, and ritual. The low, grounded form exudes stability, while the iron reinforcements add both durability and detail. Each table carries a unique patina, shaped by years of use, making it a one-of-a-kind piece.
Today, the Bhumi Table serves as more than a relic of the past—it is a versatile and soulful piece that can be used as a coffee table, altar, or sculptural element in a home. With its rich texture and organic presence, it brings a sense of warmth, grounding, and connection to any space.
Its intricate carvings, shaped by skilled hands, tell a story of time, tradition, and ritual. The low, grounded form exudes stability, while the iron reinforcements add both durability and detail. Each table carries a unique patina, shaped by years of use, making it a one-of-a-kind piece.
Today, the Bhumi Table serves as more than a relic of the past—it is a versatile and soulful piece that can be used as a coffee table, altar, or sculptural element in a home. With its rich texture and organic presence, it brings a sense of warmth, grounding, and connection to any space.
- 28.2"D x 28.2"L x 10.5"H