¹TẸRIBA CHAIR

[TEAR-REE-BAH]~

(Yoruba language)

~ BOWING CHAIR ~

TẸRIBA takes inspiration from the chief’s chair of the Baluba people of Katanga — a form defined by reverence, hierarchy, and sculptural presence.

Its gently bowed spines echo a posture of humility and strength, interlacing into a unified structure in which each curve supports the next.

Crafted as a contemporary symbol of equilibrium, TẸRIBA embodies composure and clarity.