A wooden coat stand that transforms theorganic form of a growing tree branch intoa functional piece of furniture. Crafted by master temple carpenter Takahito Iijima,the piece employs traditional Japanese Kigumi joinerytechniques, allowing each component to be preciselyassembled without the use of nails or screws. Inspiredby the irregular branching patterns found in nature, itsasymmetrical silhouette conveys a sense of lightness whileachieving exceptional stability through the strength of itscarefully engineered wooden structure.Made from Japanese Katsura wood, the coat standhighlights the material’s beautiful grain and warm character.Its sculptural form evokes the image of a tree growingnaturally, bringing a sense of nature into contemporaryliving spaces.More than a practical object for hanging coats and bags,it serves as an art piece with a strong presence, enrichinginteriors with both the beauty of natural forms and thecraftsmanship of traditional Japanese woodworking.