"We are prone to sitting, when we are not standing or sleeping. So chairs, whose task it is to conform to our posteriors - from something flat and hard (say a rock) to something concave and soft (a lover's lap) - end up in our lives as facts. And artifacts. And, art.

So it is no wonder artists and designers have long worked with the chair as a kind of de facto body art - an accessory to the buttocks.

But chairs are also a proletarian song of rest, a throne where power accumulates, as well as a metaphor for the sitter (absent or present), indicating human form, desire, need, function. The chair is a sculptural object as well, one to be considered as it takes up and marks off space, including from the sitter's point of view" –author unknown

I like to call it "functional art".

A perfect gift for any milestone-
treasured family photos, vintage papers, thoughtful words and a few "jewels" create
a throne befitting any special someone.