Papasan Trio by the Roadside - Circle of Pause & Pattern – Enkito e Naramat (Step of Stillness).

Papasan Trio by the Roadside - Circle of Pause & Pattern – Enkito e Naramat (Step of Stillness).

More than seating—this roadside trio is a woven invocation of comfort, contrast, and presence.

Introducing the Enkito e Naramat Circle of Pause & Pattern: three bowl-shaped papasan chairs placed on a tiled sidewalk beside a busy road. Two chairs feature solid olive green cushions, while the third blooms with a floral pattern in cream, pink, and green—offering visual rhythm and seasonal softness. Behind them, traffic flows and trees sway, grounding the scene in movement and breath. Designed for boutique exteriors, gifting rituals, or ceremonial hosting, this ensemble transforms comfort into sanctuary and contrast into storytelling.

Artisan Connection:

Crafted by cooperatives in Nyeri, Kenya, the chairs combine metal framing with plush cotton cushions shaped for rest and rhythm. The floral motif evokes seasonal celebration, while the olive tones reflect grounding and renewal. The urban backdrop adds visibility and contrast, anchoring the ensemble in modern ritual.

Symbolism in Material & Form:

• Papasan chairs: Rest, breath, and ceremonial pause.

• Floral cushion: Celebration, softness, and seasonal rhythm.

• Olive cushions: Grounding, renewal, and elemental care.

Features & Benefits:

• Natural & modern materials: Metal frame, cotton upholstery.

• Functional styling: Ideal for gifting, boutique exteriors, or ritual hosting.

• Culturally rooted craftsmanship: Each piece tells a story.

• Modular design: Rearrange elements for seasonal or symbolic shifts.

Product Details:

• Chair Diameter: Approx. 110 cm.

• Cushion Thickness: Approx. 15 cm.

• Materials: Metal, cotton, natural dyes.

• Care Instructions: Keep dry. Dust gently. Rotate seasonally.

Pause with pattern. Reflect with rhythm. Support an artisan.

Add the Circle of Pause & Pattern to your space and carry the spirit of Kenyan craftsmanship into every breath and belonging.