Samādhi Meditation Chair

€8,000.00

ARTISANAL LAB COLLABORATION | MAISON ERRANCE

The Samādhi Meditation Chair has been crafted in conscious collaboration with Sarah Iannarella, Founder, Multidisciplinary Designer and Art Director of Maison Errance. Mindfully designed to align ergonomically to the contours of the body aiding the balance and flow of energies within the body, to enhance connectivity with one’s inner ecology. Adjustable and detachable back spine rest to straighten the spine during meditation practice.

Maybe detached and be replaced by a Palo Santo & Crystals holder.

Pre-order only - bespoke alternative materials available upon request

Materials:

Base in campeche wood dyed Jemonite, beech wood

Tray holder in ceramic

Cover in WASTEA Was Tea Now Leather alternative.

ARTISANAL LAB COLLABORATION | MAISON ERRANCE

The Samādhi Meditation Chair has been crafted in conscious collaboration with Sarah Iannarella, Founder, Multidisciplinary Designer and Art Director of Maison Errance. Mindfully designed to align ergonomically to the contours of the body aiding the balance and flow of energies within the body, to enhance connectivity with one’s inner ecology. Adjustable and detachable back spine rest to straighten the spine during meditation practice.

Maybe detached and be replaced by a Palo Santo & Crystals holder.

Pre-order only - bespoke alternative materials available upon request

Materials:

Base in campeche wood dyed Jemonite, beech wood

Tray holder in ceramic

Cover in WASTEA Was Tea Now Leather alternative.

MAISON ERRANCE

Founder and Creative Spirit of Maison Errance Sarah Iannarella is a Multidisciplinary Designer and Art Director. Initially holding a diploma in graphic design, she continued her studies with a Master of Arts at the University of the Arts London (UAL), where she focused her research on the connection between new technologies and traditional craftsmanship. She thus draws on both past experience and cutting-edge techniques to shape contemporary design.

Coming from a background in graphic design, she decided to move towards three-dimensional design and infused her sensitivity for form and aesthetics into her objects, thereby creating her brand: Errance. Through this brand, she develops interior design pieces, such as functional sculptures, that tell the story of a design guided by circularity and addressing global challenges like climate cha