1. Mudha Chair: This chair is designed and used by the indigenous people of the Ayoreo tribe in Paraguay. It is made from the bark of the Palo Santo tree and is used for storytelling sessions.
2. Tihulu Bed: This is a traditional bed used in the Tiv culture of Nigeria. It is made from wood and has a unique design that reflects the cultural identity of the Tiv people.
3. Tatami Floor Mat: This is a traditional Japanese floor covering that is used in many cultural spaces such as tea rooms, temples, and homes. It is made from woven rush grass and is designed to be comfortable to sit or lie on.
4. Kuba Cloth: This is a textile fabric made from the raffia palm tree by the Kuba people of Congo. It is commonly used as a decorative element in cultural spaces such as galleries and museums.
5. Alcove Seating: In traditional Arab homes, seating is designed to be placed in alcoves, creating a comfortable and intimate space for relaxation and conversation. This style of seating is commonly used in cultural spaces such as mosques and homes.
6. Mudha Stool: The mudha stool is a low, three-legged stool designed by the Acholi people of Uganda. It is often used in cultural spaces for seating during traditional storytelling sessions.
7. Uchiwa Fan Chair: This is a traditional Japanese folding chair that looks like a fan. It is commonly used in cultural spaces such as tea rooms and traditional homes.
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