Celebrated for its luminous sheen and ethereal grain, Tochi (Japanese horse chestnut) is a wood cherished by collectors and artisans alike. Each slab reveals unpredictable patterns—rippled waves, creased textures, and shimmering variegations—that give the material a quiet, sculptural beauty.

This slab becomes a canvas for graffiti artist BELOWKEY, whose dynamic strokes and layered color bring a visceral, urban rhythm to the wood’s natural serenity. The dialogue between material and gesture creates a piece that feels simultaneously ancient and contemporary—an encounter between nature’s slow artistry and the immediacy of human expression.