Tábua Lines
Tábua Lines
- Wood
- Imbuia and brass
- Dimensions
- 48 × 24 × 3.5 cm
- Edition
- 20 pieces
- Traceability
- Engraved QR
Satin finish in organic wax
Every piece is one of a kind. The wood decides the design as much as the hand does.
Pieces made by hand from start to finish by one person. Numbered editions and a QR engraved on each one, with its provenance record and the story it gathers.
Atelier in Salvador · Brazil Provenance record on every piece
One person, from first cut to finish.
Every Zen Artefatos piece is made by hand, from beginning to end, by one person. No two are alike: the wood decides the design as much as the hand does.
The pieces come in numbered editions and carry an engraved QR that opens their own page: the record, the woods of origin and the story they gather with whoever uses them.
An object for everyday use, to give or to keep in sight, made to last and to be handed down through generations.
- Provenance
- Traceable
- Reclaimed hardwoods and sustainable sourcing.
- Process
- Slow and true
- Non-toxic mineral oils and pure beeswax.
Provenance record
Every piece carries its laser-engraved QR, which opens its own page: record, woods and its story with whoever uses it.
Collections in numbered editions
Each line gathers pieces born from one formal inquiry, with organic variations that come from the log itself.
The noble species
Every log has its own density, scent and resin. We work with reclaimed, demolition or sustainably sourced hardwoods.
From raw log to the table
In a world of serial production, each piece is made at the pace of silence, observation and respect for the grain.
Listening to the wood
Choosing the plank, reading its moisture, knots, stable checks and live edges.
Roughing and shaping by hand
Traditional carbon-steel planes and chisels, keeping the grain’s own texture.
Inlays and numbering
Fitting the brass details and engraving the edition number and the provenance QR.
Food-safe sealing
Successive coats of mineral oil and a handmade beeswax balm.
If a piece calls to you, the conversation is direct.
No middlemen, no shopping cart: you talk to the person who designed and made the piece, about woods, commissions or reserving a number.