Shou Sugi Ban coffee table, an ancient Japanese technique that consists of burning the first surface of the wood until it is carbonized, providing greater durability. It is a completely waterproof and resistant piece without losing its appearance of beauty with its clean and carefully worked lines inspired by Japanese aesthetics.

Its creator, Jose Cháfer, a sculptor and nature lover who investigates and feels great interest in the connections that are generated In nature , and admires its cyclical condition, which is what allows all matter to be in continuous movement, transformation and evolution.

Measurements: 162cm long; 120cm deep; 30cm tall.

We like it for:
1 Its characteristic black color and contrast with part in washed wood.
2 The carbonization technique waterproofs and protects the wood.
3 It is a sculptural piece.