The MeQuamya Chair designed by Jomo Tariku. The three-legged chair is constructed from American walnut wood with a natural finish. The chair has a T-shaped backrest designed to resemble the prayer and processional staff used by the Ethiopian Coptic Church. It also has a reuleaux triangular shaped seat constructed from three pieces of wood bonded together to create a triangular, wood grain pattern.
- Por Jomo Tariku, Ethiopian American, born 1968, David Bohnhoff, American
- Crédito: Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture
- Derechos: CC0
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stain on walnut
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