Brutalist tripod farm stool

Are you looking for a handcrafted stool, an absolutely unique stool? Here it is! The seat is a section of trunk with all its knots and roughness, into which three stripped branches are inserted to serve as legs. A magnificent example of artisanal craftsmanship, improvised with local resources and used for family purposes in the farm where it was made for decades. It has probably been used or placed near a fireplace or a wood stove, as one side is blackened, superficially burned. It can serve as a stool, but its greater height than most of its peers also allows it to be used as an end table, bedside table, or even as a plant stand or vase holder. The seat has been sanded to be smooth, without splinters, while still retaining the marks and roughness from the saw work. I have dusted it, cleaned it with white vinegar, and cut 2 cm off the legs (as the ends were very damaged). It is now very stable again and solid. It obviously has various and numerous marks, whether original or not. It measures 53 cm in height, the seat is an oval of about 32 cm by 28 cm, 7 cm thick, and the base forms a triangle of about 45 to 48 cm on each side.