A chair isn’t just something to sit on; it’s a quiet symbol of power, woven into the fabric of our lives. Who occupies the chair, and which chair, tells you everything—about authority, about presence. Each chair speaks of its own place in the hierarchy. In rooms where decisions are made, the chairs form invisible lines of power, setting the stage for who will command and who will follow. Even in its silence, a chair controls the space, defining who matters and who waits. It holds the weight of politics without ever moving.