House of Leon Sculpture Pedestal

The shou sugi ban finish is sealed during the production process to minimize residue. While the surface is tactile and textured, it should not transfer soot or charcoal to your hands or floors under normal handling.

Because it is made from solid Douglas fir, the wood will naturally expand and contract with your home's humidity levels. This movement can cause subtle shifts in the grain and texture, allowing the piece to develop a unique, lived-in character as it ages.

Yes. Weighing 40 pounds and constructed from solid wood, this pedestal is designed to be a sturdy, grounded base. Its square, 12-inch footprint provides excellent stability for sculptures, vessels, or heavy decorative objects.

No, the pedestal arrives fully assembled and ready to place. It is a solid, singular piece of furniture.

This piece is designed for indoor use. While the shou sugi ban technique was historically used for exterior weatherproofing, this specific pedestal is crafted and finished for interior environments and should be kept away from direct exposure to the elements.