This mid-century Spanish birth stool is a striking example of vernacular craftsmanship. Hand-carved from solid wood, the stool features an organic, sculptural form shaped by function, tradition and material. The surface bears expressive tool marks, natural wear and a rich patina developed over decades of use. Its raw presence aligns naturally with brutalist and wabi-sabi interiors, where authenticity and material depth are central. A small area of surface wear is present on one leg. This imperfection is purely cosmetic and does not compromise the stool’s stability. It enhances the narrative and historic integrity of the piece. A rare object suited for collectors of folk design, sculptural furniture and brutalist interiors.