Rajasthan, late 20th century. A piece steeped in heritage, this chakki side table originates from a traditional teak wood grinding stand once essential to rural Rajasthan's kitchens. Repurposed with intention, it preserves its authentic character whilst serving as a distinctive functional surface. The circular top showcases aged teak planks bound by original iron straps, their weathered patina a testament to generations of use. A protective rim frames the surface, whilst the hand-carved base reveals the skilled craftsmanship of its former life. Marked by natural wear and rich tonal variation, this table bridges rustic and contemporary aesthetics with ease, bringing warmth and narrative to any interior.