The Tambor de Crioula, a popular dance from Maranhão, is as old as the architecture of the historic center of São Luís. In praise of São Benedito, it is characterized by an Afro-Brazilian form of expression involving circular dancing, singing and drum percussion .
From this concept Banco São Benedito was developed, with a striking and irreverent form. Used for outdoor areas, it is braided in synthetic fiber so that its structure is hollow when highlighting the most diverse seat fabric options.
