The Os Stools by Jennifer Seas are a limited-edition set of sculptural, functional objects that blur the boundaries between design, body, and material memory. Each four-legged form is hand-built with an internal armature of recycled paper and steel, then skinned in high-shrinkage abaca paper and encrusted with salt. The entire surface is sealed for water resistance, maintaining durability while preserving the evocative texture.

The resulting surfaces reference bone, stone, skin, and flesh — creating a visual language of corporeality and erosion. Salt, a material often found in Seas’ work, underscores the tension between preservation and decay, adding a crystalline texture that evokes something ancient, organic, and slightly uncanny.

Though functional as stools or low tables, the Os series resists pure utility. They sit like fossilized creatures or ritual objects — meditative, physical, and grounding. Each piece is unique and designed to be used or contemplated as part of a living space or sculptural environment.