— Its form rises from a grounded, tapering base—solid as a plinth—before extending outward in a gentle upward arc. The top appears as if held in suspension, a dark line drawn across space with sculptural restraint. In blackened oak, its surface carries the quiet texture of wood, revealed only upon closer encounter. Veyra is not an addition to a room; it is a presence—a threshold piece that frames entryways, anchors corridors, or stands against a wall with the dignity of architecture.