Constructed from walnut and olive wood, this chair was formed using remnants of agricultural implements, repurposed through hand-craft into a singular, sculptural presence. The unusually tall backrest, punctuated by rectangular apertures, introduces a strong vertical rhythm while revealing the hand of the maker through irregular edges and tool marks. Curved armrests and a compact seat soften the structure, balancing its raw materiality with quiet functionality. The surface bears the patina of age and use, preserving the tactile history of its rural origins