A wheel of reclaimed wood, worn into something elemental. The circular form with a hole at its center has an ancient, wheel-like presence, while reclaimed wood gives the Bronte sculpture a history you can read right in the grain. Natural cracks, fissures, and grain developed over years bring an authenticity no new material can copy, set on a simple iron base that lets the disc stand tall. No two will ever match — and that is the whole point.