Inspired by the beauty of "jogakbo" (Korean patchwork), Tesera is completed by connecting various wooden pieces like three-dimensional fabric. Borrowing the spirit of "bojagi"—which was used to express wishes for good fortune—it is a table where multiple pieces converge into a single, harmonious form.

The softly flowing curves and rounded corners are elements that sculpturally express the natural flexibility inherent in fabrics. Leather stitch details capture the sensibility of *jogakbo*, which was traditionally hand-stitched, while the modular system, composed of various shapes and heights, is designed to adapt naturally to different spaces and uses. Practicality and sculptural beauty are revealed together within a calm elegance.

Crafted from various materials such as wood, marble, and stitched leather, the table becomes a unique patchwork depending on the construction method, capturing the user's quiet individuality and aesthetic sense.