This Super Creative Chair Will Let You Sit Cross-Legged During Working Hours!

Introducing the Soul Seat!

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“Form follows function – that has been misunderstood. Form and function should be one, joined in a spiritual union.” – Frank Lloyd Wright

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It’s just a normal stool but with an elevated perch and extending platform to allow stable ground for you to rest your legs on.

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Finally, a chair designed for cross-legged sitting! ??‍♂️ Do you find yourself trying to sit this way in conventional chairs? Maybe it’s time you try the #SoulSeat! With our 90-day return policy, what do you have to lose?

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The seat was designed to make sure that you can be flexible and sit comfortably in any position similar to when you sit on the floor. So it was designed for more than just sitting cross-legged.

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One of the most common questions we get from people when they first see a Soul Seat is, “how do you sit on it?” You decide how you sit on a Soul Seat! There are no arm or back rests to limit your choices in healthy, active sitting options. #healthiswealth

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The Soul Seat is a bi-level chair designed to alleviate pain and muscle tightness caused by conventional office chairs. Sitting on the elevated perch tilts the pelvis forward, opens the hips, and lets the spine align to a comfortable, neutral posture.

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The founder himself, Pack Matthews, acknowledges the fact that it will feel kinda weird at first but once you got used to it, your posture will be saved in the long run.

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That’s because it “tilts the pelvis forward, opens the hips, and lets the spine align to a comfortable, neutral posture.”

The seats are mainly targeted to yogis, with the creator himself having studied yoga for years.

That said, this ingenious invention is quite costly. One of these stools is worth UD$575 (RM2376) and it’s currently in the market.

Well, it looks nice and all, but if you’re feeling cheap but still want to sit comfortably, how about doing your work on the floor with a tea table instead?

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