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A catkin is a slim drooping flower cluster found on many trees and shrubs, such as alder and birch. As part of the reproduction cycle, the catkin is the start of nature’s loop from seed to furniture. We capture the process of growth and renewal in our log furniture, by using log rounds and natural edges.
