A 1960s Brazilian bench, originating from the design school of Joaquim Tenreiro and Sérgio Rodrigues, commonly associated with the "Escola Nagashaka" movement, which fused local artisanal tradition with international modernism. Crafted from Brazilian tropical woods, it stands out for its precise craftsmanship and balance between structure and lightness. The clean lines, visible joinery, and the warmth of the wood express the essence of mid-century Brazilian design: organic, functional, and profoundly material.