A small and medium‑sized enterprise in Santa Fe, which has been operating for 73 years, has been chosen to produce a chair for Pope Leo XIV. The furniture will be crafted from guatambú, a native hardwood that is harvested in the Argentine province of Misiones. The article explains the step‑by‑step process the workshop will follow to shape the pieces. It also points out the specific qualities of the company that set it apart from other manufacturers. The commission of the work reflects both the firm’s long‑standing experience and the use of regional timber.