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Kora, a white spherical hanging chair with two blue-agave pads, hanging in a terracotta courtyard in front of an arched window onto the red rocks of Sedona, with blue agave in the corner
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Kora

Swing into coherence, heart and mind beautifully aligned

Make it yours
The form

Geometry opened into a heart.

Kora gets its name from corazón, Spanish for heart, and its structure from the icosahedron, the shape Plato gave to water.

Kora bends all the faces of an icosahedron out to meet the sphere upon which the vertices lie. The rigid crystal softens into a sphere.

Discover what happens when you step inside it.

Kora, a white sphere of rings with two blue-agave pads, hanging in a golden-hour adobe arch that opens onto the red rocks and sky of Sedona
A spiral aloe seen from above, its blue-green leaves wound in a perfect spiral on gravel
How it’s made

Cut, formed and welded by hand.

Marine grade stainless tubes are laser cut, hand formed and then TIG welded to achieve extraordinary unification and beauty at each junction.

An icosahedron and more weld photos will go here.

Laser cut arced tubes of identical length, laid side by side on matte blackLaser cut arced tubes of identical length
Kora as raw polished stainless steel only: a hanging sphere of crossing round tubes with nothing inside it, on a dark studio background
A welder in a helmet TIG welds a joint on the stainless steel Kora frame, the arc glowing blue-white
A close-up of a TIG-welded stainless steel joint where several tubes meet, lit in a dark studio
Kora with a soft satin white frame and slate blue-agave pads, hanging in a dark spotlit studio
Color

Choose your color

Frame Soft satin white

Pads Slate blue-agave

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