Crafted from a fallen Maple Tree in Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, this stool embodies the past, present, and future of conservation. Its Maple wood construction pays homage to the land's history, while beaded legs, inspired by Abenaki wampum beads, connect to Native Indian traditions. A tangible narrative of time and heritage.
Process of Creating the Top Part of the Stool
Process of Creating the Top Part of the Stool
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Process Sketches
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Prototype for stool legs inspired by wampum beads, an important craft and trade by the Abenaki societies, and timeline of the people on the land
Process Sketches
Prototype for stool legs inspired by wampum beads, an important craft and trade by the Abenaki societies, and timeline of the people on the land