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Sūtradhāra Chair

Sūtradhāra Chair

The Sūtradhāra Chair is not furniture — it is a director of presence. Shaped in seasoned teak, it carries the authority of a stage-master who arranges silence, posture, and poise without uttering a word. Its high back, rising with sculptural elegance, gathers around the sitter like an embracing proscenium arch. The woven cane breathes rhythm and continuity, threads of craft interlaced like verses of a living script. The flowing arms and legs do not merely support — they gesture like actors frozen mid-performance, carrying strength with grace. Its proportions echo the discipline of shilpaśāstra, where measure is not just function but cosmic alignment. The chair does not demand attention — it holds it, silently, as the Sūtradhāra himself would: guiding without appearing, orchestrating without imposing. To sit upon it is to be framed within a story — not just as a guest, but as a presence worth honouring. Handcrafted in teakwood (Śālavṛkṣa) and woven cane, the Sūtradhāra Chair embodies the balance of strength and elegance. Its tall back forms a shield of presence, the cane weaving offering breath and rhythm to the surface. The sculpted woodwork, flowing arms, and poised legs form an architectural harmony reminiscent of temple pillars and stage arches. Finished in natural tones, it is both ceremonial and intimate, making it a timeless companion for reflective corners, formal spaces, and cultural interiors.

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Sacred Parts, Timeless Wholeness

Each component reflects a story of devotion, culture, and skilled hands

Prathishta Back of Sūtradhāra Chair

Prathishta Back

The tall back forms a dignified backdrop, like a temple wall behind a deity. It lends the sitter an aura of authority and calm. Resonates with those who seek dignity and composure in design.

Asana Pedestal Seat of Sūtradhāra Chair

Asana Pedestal Seat

A gently contoured platform that grounds the body into stillness. Speaks to minimalists and contemplatives who view furniture as a vessel of calm presence.

Dharma Legs of Sūtradhāra Chair

Dharma Legs

Echoing temple stambhas, the legs carry both strength and rhythm. Audiences perceive them as symbols of endurance, stability, and heritage continuity.

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