BAN Stools \ Esrawe Studio
Esrawe Studio has recently created the BAN Stools.
These stools evoke those used by the African cultures, as well as in America during pre-Hispanic times. They were symbols for status, tradition, religion and identity.
They are developed from select, certified, solid walnut, tzalam, and beech wood, produced through a complex process of cutting, assembling and lathing by craftsmen, finished with natural oils.
The transversal cut lends it sculpture-like character, allowing the possibility of mixing groups of stools, in different sizes and wood types, creating differents configurations and expressions.
BAN Stools, image courtesy Esrawe Studio
BAN Stools, image courtesy Esrawe Studio
BAN Stools, drawing courtesy Esrawe Studio
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BAN stools
Design: Héctor Esrawe
Photography: Jaime Navarro
Material: Tzalam, walnut and beech wood, finished with natural oils
Year:2011
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