Charred Square Stool – Structural Integrity in Blackened Wood

This square-topped stool balances primal force and quiet elegance. Four asymmetrical legs descend like columns from a single mass, their chainsaw-carved edges irregular and deeply expressive. A single iron bar bridges a natural split, emphasizing the tension between fracture and strength.

Burnt using the Shou Sugi Ban method, the surface holds a dark matte finish with rich grain exposure. The charred texture speaks to age and erosion, making it a compelling addition to interiors that favor natural imperfection and strong silhouettes.

Materials: Solid hardwood(oak)
Finish: Charred and sealed using natural oils & waxes
Surface: Rough-textured surface with visible tool marks and a raw joinery element
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Item Reference: 450

What was once broken now binds with quiet resolve.