Calais

One of the most exciting Moko panel designs was inspired by Calais, the town on the narrowest point of the English Channel – just opposite Dover. The highlighted part is not mentioned in the original, I just think it’s a nice parallel between the “opposite” panels and the opposite towns. The curving hollows seem to diverge at first sight, suggesting differentness and separation, but after a few imaginary twists we can get a perfect circle and arrive at unity. This unity and spirit of cohesion characterized the 14th century Burghers of Calais as well, whose heroic self-sacrifice was immortalized in the famous Rodin statue.

Cross-laminated wooden panel. double-curvature surface.

Hardwood veneer with stain or varnish coating

Material: multilayer wood

Size (standard): 940 x 940 x 54 mm

Weight: 10,4 kg

Material: multilayer wood