MANHOŪTAT Sculpture rises as a vertical meditation on gravity and rhythm. Oversized wooden forms are stacked in deliberate imbalance, echoing river stones shaped by time and erosion. The softened contours and seamless transitions between volumes create a sense of movement, as though the piece is held together by quiet tension. Designed as a statement object or lamp base, it blurs the line between furniture and art; an expressive form that introduces stillness, presence, and sculptural depth to any setting.