The olive tree is a mythical tree in Tunisia and since ancient times its cultivation has been the most important pillar of its agriculture.
     The quality of its olive oil is testimony to this. The millions of olive trees in Tunisia today are pruned every year. By using this surplus of olive wood, t i n j a is contributing to the upcycling and revalorization of this material.
      Olive wood is recognised as one of the most resistant trees in the world. Its high density allows us to create solid, resistant structures for furniture. Whether light or heavy, the twisting movements of its branches are an inspiration for pieces with rhythmic, graphic lines.