The Cola de Venado table collection is inspired by the visual composition of the cactus Lophophora williamsii, commonly known as peyote. Its shape is based on the plant's own modulation, represented in silhouettes. The name refers to the legend of Kauyumari, in Wixárika mythology, a divine presence that appears in the form of a deer and guides the Huichol people to the sacred Wirikuta mountains, where this plant was first found. In this new version of the collection, the base structure of the tables is made of rattan, with glass surfaces.