Oak

In many Native American traditions, the oak tree is considered a sacred tree and was used in a multitude of ways medicinally by many Native American tribes in North America.

From the various parts of oak trees, Indians carved bows; wove baskets; derived medicines for treating illnesses; and obtained fire for warmth, cooking, and firing pottery. For thousands of years, native families warmed themselves, danced, or told stories in front of campfires fueled with oak firewood.

There is nothing reserved about the comfortable and relaxing days of the Tsusga sofa. The depth of its seat invites you to languish in the peace, whose softness and  warmth combined with the natural honey patina of the solid oak feet, set off with horizontal lines of mosaic coconut shell as a subtle accent.