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Salin-Salin

An experimental retail collection by Tanaw Studio - Translating layers of meaning into playful design for interior spaces that refuse to be boring.

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Tray 01

Laser cut in the signature Salin-Salin pattern, hand polished, then hand bent to capture a panuelo caught mid-fall. No two pieces are exactly alike. A multi-purpose tray that adds refined character to any table.

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  • 1.5mm thick stainless steel sheet, brushed finish 

  • Unwrinkled: 21x21cm 

  • Actual size varies on the handbending

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Lamp 01

Hand bent from a single sheet of laser-cut stainless steel, the Salin-Salin pattern shade mimics the softness of fabric, letting light spill through onto its surroundings. Set on a simple base for instant drama. 

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  • 1.5mm thick stainless steel sheet, brushed finish 

  • Shade Unwrinkled: 24cmx30cm

  • Actual size varies on the handbending

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Mirror 01

One piece laser cut in the signature Salin-Salin pattern, the other polished to a mirror finish, hand joined into one reflective piece. Part mirror, part art, a statement for that would stand out in any entryway or wall.

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  • 1.5mm stainless steel sheet, hairline, and mirror finish

  • Full Piece: 91.44cmx60.96cm 

  • Polished Area: 25.77cmx59.69cm

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Mirror 02

A single sheet of mirror-finished stainless steel, laser cut in the signature Salin-Salin pattern, with one corner hand bent to echo a folded, embroidered panuelo. Part mirror, part decor, a striking accent on its own.

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  • 1.5mm stainless steel sheet, mirror finish

  • Full Piece: 62.9cmx62.9cm

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Salin-Salin

As each piece is made to order and handcrafted, our team will reach out after receiving your inquiry to discuss the details and timeline, ensuring your piece is made just right for your space.

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Can we borrow from tradition, something familiar, and shape it into something modern?

Elements translated from one form into another. Recognisably themselves, but layered with new meaning.

 

Same-same but different.

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The delicate Pañuelo reimagined in laser-cut stainless steel. Pre-colonial motifs rendered as flowing lace-like patterns. Softness cast in bold polished steel, reflecting both the femininity and strength of a woman.

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