The Evam stool is made from solid reclaimed teak and carved by hand by a local master craftsman in Udaipur, India.  The carving displays the “hexafoil” or “flower of life” pattern which can be found as far back as 6000 years in various cultures etched into walls and onto objects.  The pattern has a long history of various meanings, but it most commonly represents protection or the cycle of creation.  The legs attach to the sturdy base with a wedged tenon joint, one of the strongest, durable and long lasting joints in furniture.