Intentionally ‘primitive’ with obvious tooling marks and hand whittled components. The scooped seat has been carved from a 1.75” thick reclaimed elm plank and the comb crafted from a naturally curving ash log. The four tapered legs are also carved from ash using axe & drawknife while the spindles and arm rests have also been whittled from reclaimed oak using only hand tools. All tenons are firmly held in place with a hardwood wedge. The reclaimed wood used plus its worn paint & wax finish gives this sturdy little stick chair a well used and much loved appearance, like it’s heard a fair few fireside tales over the years.
Seat height 14.5” width 21”, depth 15.5”
Total height 29” width 22”
Intentionally ‘primitive’ with obvious tooling marks and hand whittled components. The scooped seat has been carved from a 1.75” thick reclaimed elm plank and the comb crafted from a naturally curving ash log. The four tapered legs are also carved from ash using axe & drawknife while the spindles and arm rests have also been whittled from reclaimed oak using only hand tools. All tenons are firmly held in place with a hardwood wedge. The reclaimed wood used plus its worn paint & wax finish gives this sturdy little stick chair a well used and much loved appearance, like it’s heard a fair few fireside tales over the years.
Seat height 14.5” width 21”, depth 15.5”
Total height 29” width 22”
