MS1101-IB101 is a single, sculptural stone seat carved from a solid block. The design creates a "twisted" or helical effect, where the base seems to rotate as it rises to meet the flat seat. It looks less like a traditional chair and more like a modernist experiment in masonry, combining a functional seat with an abstract, geometric base.

The surface tells the story of its making: the entire piece is covered in deep, rhythmic diagonal chisel marks. These striations catch the light and emphasize the twisting movement of the form. The stone is dark and moody—mostly charcoal and ash grey—with lighter, chalky stone peeking through on the edges and flat surfaces where the texture has been worn down.

This is a piece for a collector who appreciates brutalist forms. Use it as a functional "valet" chair in a dressing room or bathroom, where its rough texture contrasts with soft towels or smooth tile. Outdoors, place it in a gravel garden or near a fire pit; the heavy stone won't be moved by wind, and the low backrest makes it a distinct, permanent perch.