Maru stool

 
The Maru stool draws its form from the origins of Brazilian culture, recalling the traditional straw sieves used by indigenous people to produce their food. The stool draws a parallel between culture and experience, an analogy with the social environment where meals are held. On the Maru stool, the sieve ceases to be a decorative piece and becomes part of the daily lives of those who share cultural and enriching experiences.