Feel Wabi-Sabi… beauty in its purest sense.
Japan’s sense of aesthetics, harmony and spirituality permeate a collection that goes beyond visual boasting.
Francisco Segarra exalts beauty and its transitoryness through that special sensibility that Japanese people have. His way of being and understanding the world, his behavioural codes and his aesthetic values come to stay with us for a while.
Wabi-Sabi, the philosophy associated with Zen Buddhism and intimately related to the ritual of the tea ceremony is at the heart of a collection full of symbolism, which evokes beauty and harmony in its purest sense.
Japan hides many wonders and captivates from the moment you arrive to the country. Nature, craftsmanship, design, gastronomy…
Wisdom, respect and traditional values lost in other lands retain their full validity here.
Subtle and contained beauty, with a delicate sense of balance.
Francisco Segarra’s universe intensifies with this new line of furniture. The term “wabi-sabi” in his mind becomes a message of the fragility of life, objects and materials.
From the beautiful green landscapes of lush trees to their natural decline, when their leaves and branches fall and wildlife nests the trees still standing, but already lifeless. The pronounced grooves and the indented edges of the wood are an unavoidable truth of nature where everything is born, grows, ages and dies.
Understanding that things evolve to and from nothing, is understanding beauty in its purest sense.
