Named for the limestone wells of the Yucatán where water sits inside rock. The top is cut thick from natural stone and left raw at the edge and the base is a gold mass that appears to have been hollowed rather than built. At 3.2 metres it is the longest dining table in the collection and seats ten. Delivered in sections and assembled on site.
Highlights
- Longest dining table in the collection at 3.2 metres
- Raw-cut natural stone top









