This project was born in Haiti, in 2011, during a workshop with maybe the best artisans in America, but it was not a suitable idea for local production, for lack of the proper equipment. Who knows why, but it seems like there is an inverse correlation between skill and indigence. It is a series of stools, retracting one into the other like a matrioska: for grownups, children and toddlers.

Haiti comes in three dimensions, h50, h40, h30, to satisfy all ages. The three models can be inserted one into the other for spaces optimization. On the upper side, there is an H shaped slit to serve as a handle.

25 layers of birch plywood, cut with the CNC pantograph, pasted layer over layer and finished on the lathe. A 15mm thick monocoque, light yet extremely strong.

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