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Handcrafted over six weeks, the chair takes on an animalistic presence – shaped through rhythm, repetition, and restraint. Its form draws attention to detail, inviting pause while holding space within a dining setting.
Harvested from a century-old log, the timber is cut into planks and kiln-dried to stabilise the material before being assembled into boards. Using traditional chiselling techniques passed through generations, the surface is carved from multiple angles, creating a field of dimples across the wood.
Each mark is repeatedly sanded and stained, allowing colour to settle deep within the grain. Formed by a single set of hands, the process balances precision with irregularity – resulting in a surface that is both controlled and expressive.
Part of the Maui collection.
