BAADAL Table but complementary ways of making—where

but complementary ways of making—where computation defines the form

We look at reviving the craft and the legacy

Crafted in reclaimed teakwood

alignments and materials

the form is anchored by a refined brass spine that seamlessly integrates the lighting element

BAADAL Table but complementary ways of making—whereBaadal is the result of Rhizome's exploration of the meeting point between craft, computational design, and sustainable materials. Inspired by the shifting form of clouds, the installation was conceived through digital modelling and realised entirely by hand. Each bamboo slat is individually hand bent and bound with rattan before becoming part of the larger whole. While Baadal can exist as a singular sculptural light, it was designed as a modular