Rotan Switch investigates the subtle material qualities and transformative potential of rattan through Lisa McCord’s photographic study. Spanning 204 pages in hardcover format, the book emphasizes tactile and structural aspects of rattan, focusing on moments where traditional weaving and craftsmanship meet contemporary interpretations. McCord’s methodical sequencing highlights texture, form, and nuanced variations in natural light, cultivating a reflective and contemplative atmosphere that explores the boundary between organic materiality and human shaping.This volume holds interest for collectors focused on material-oriented photography and books that emphasize craft and form over conventional narrative. Published by Kehrer Verlag in 2024, the work is presented with a restrained visual vocabulary inviting consideration of how natural fibers are perceived and reconfigured in modern contexts. Given the comprehensive yet nuanced approach and the limited information on print run or rarity, this photobook contributes to conversations about the interface of nature, craft, and photographic documentation and may appeal to those building collections around innovative material-focused photographic practice.