MITLA BAJO Color:Tierra shows with greater importance the

shows with greater importance the ancient lake of Tenochtitlán

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Turned by hand and shaped in raw stoneware

Armando Franco was a Mexican architect and designer known for his refined modernist sensibility and deep attention to material and structure

MITLA BAJO Color:Tierra shows with greater importance theThe Kajaal Collection explores death not as an end, but as transformationa return to essence. The Mitla Bajo and Mitla Alto pieces reference Mitla, the sacred Zapotec site whose name means place of the dead, reinterpreting its symbolism through contemporary materiality.