Chair Leg in Lima
Bright late morning light floods a cramped, open-front workshop in Lima, illuminating a cluttered workbench where a local artisan adjusts a wooden chair leg. Scattered across the stained pine surface are two yellow measuring tapes, their black markings sharp against the warm wood, alongside a small, translucent glass sugar jar repurposed to hold rusty nails. A potted peace lily sits near the window frame, its green leaves against the dusty concrete floor outside.
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