Description
Designed by Mexican artisans at Daniel Orozco Estudio, this totem stool made of burnt solid wood is a celebration of materiality and rituals around totems.
This piece of furniture exudes a sense of elegance grounded by hands-on craftsmanship. The black burnt wood will add contrast and a strong anthropologic presence to your interior. A timeless stool to add authenticity and comfort to an indoor space such as a living room, a bedroom or an office space.
Discover the work of this inclusive collective studio based in Mexico. Daniel Orozco focuses his work on collaborating with local artisans and artists. He favors natural materials and unexpected forms to create sophisticated furniture for private and public interiors.
Daniel Orozco, a Mexican designer from Tulum, is recognized for his prophetic spirit and his ability to create subtle, inventive, and avant-garde interior spaces with a keen eye for detail. His living spaces are visually stunning, yet practical and comfortable.
Technical details :
Materials : Solid wood Totem, burnt-raw style, one piece.
Dimentions : Standard : 35 x 45 cm. Baby : 20 x 25 cm.
Handmade by : Mexican artisans.
Design by : Daniel Orozco
Lead time : 3 weeks
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