“The topic of the exhibition is the production of the Al Sadu, a kind of fabric obtained by sheep raw wool. Through the centuries, the desert nomads have developed some tools to speed up the production. The design of our stools is inspired by the typical spindle that is used to obtain the threads of raw wool that will compose the Al Sadu. (Giampiero Sanguigni, Milktrain)
So we produced three different kinds of stools all made of a seat in solid zebra wood and a metal leg veneered in the same wood essence. The leg was eventually inserted into a wooden raised floor that conceals the lower part and make the stools look like spindles.
@margutta ristorarte