El Chukum es el nombre maya asignado de selva de madera semidura y espinoso rico en taninos y que es usada para curtir pieles y

In the world of luxury design and sustainable architecture, few materials have gained attention as quickly—or as meaningfully—as Chukum. While it may appear in glossy

In the heart of the Yucatán Peninsula, a centuries-old technique is finding new life in the world of modern, eco-conscious architecture. Chukum — a natural

Chukum is the Mayan name given to a semi-hard, thorny wood from the forest, rich in tannins and traditionally used for tanning leather. Using a Mayan technique that combines Saskab, Pixoy leaves, and hydrated lime, Chukum was used to coat water storage tanks.