The Jari Dining Chair derives its name and form from the Japanese word for "pebbles," echoing the smooth, organic shapes of stones worn down by the ocean. Originally commissioned for the INUA restaurant in Tokyo, this chair is a triumph of fluid woodworking. Its defining feature is the solid oak backrest, which is meticulously carved and sanded into a seamless, rounded curve that embraces the sitter, eliminating any sharp edges. Supported by slender, turned legs that taper elegantly toward the floor, the Jari combines a grounded, natural presence with the comfort of a generously upholstered seat, designed to support guests through long, leisurely meals.