Japanese design group Nendo studied the history of bamboo furniture of Taiwan, and now re-introduces it to the world. The idea is to shift the focus from material to technique: bamboo as material is replaced by stainless steel to perform the traditional hexagon weaving, which was used to make baskets and containers in rural Taiwan. By carefully hand weaving with thin steel slices, wrapping and joining parts, Nendo achieves a sense of pliancy with the hard metal and gives the old technique a new life. The final design results in a new structural and visual language. The set of large and small tables are the fruit of a conversation between the zeitgeist of the past and the tempo of the present. It is a path to the future for traditional crafts through the convergence of ancient technique and modern material.