Lunuganga Dining Table, OriginalIn the 1960s, while renting an archaeological site on an island near Jaffna, artists Ena de Silva and Laki Senanayake crafted rustic furniture using slabs of Samanea saman wood (Para Mara in Sinhala, commonly known as rain tree). Their artistic adventures inspired Geoffrey Bawa to make this table for the Garden Room at Lunuganga, his country estate which was his creative playground and design laboratory. Made from a fallen tree found by the roadside,

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