DOMINICAN II SACRISTY TABLE

Sacristy table inspired by the 18th century style of Puebla, with Mudejar influence dating back to colonial times in Mexico. During this period, Puebla stood out as an important cultural and religious center, where the architecture and craftsmanship reflected a fusion of indigenous, Spanish and Mudejar influences. The Mudejar style was characterized by the combination of Islamic and Christian elements, which were reflected in the decoration of buildings and objects. This sacristy table was created during this period and exhibits a marked influence of this style in the elaborate geometric patterns that decorate the table, representing a unique fusion of Spanish and Islamic elements. The table is elaborated using traditional craftsmanship techniques and high quality materials. This sacristy table is a testament to the rich cultural and artistic legacy of the region. Its meticulous design and fusion of styles reflect the diversity and creativity that characterize the city of Puebla and its colonial history. The base of the table is made using lathes, inspired by the Portuguese style turned legs