​Equipales are pre-Hispanic Mexican furniture still used today in homes, restaurants, and other commercial settings. They are incredibly resilient and will last through many years of constant use. The word equipal comes from the Aztec word icpalli. which means “place to sit” in Nahuatl, the ancient Aztec language.​​

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Imported from Jalisco, Mexico, Equipales are made of pig skin, rose wood, and sweet wood. Being a true Mexican furniture, equipales are a must in any southwestern, Spanish Colonial, Mexican rustic, and ranch/adobe style décor. ​​