EIGHT Side Chair rocp a 13th-century Japanese dyeing practice

a 13th-century Japanese dyeing practice that uses tannins from fermented persimmons to create warm

variations are to be expected and are what make each piece unique

and retaining warmth for soups and stews

Dia: 23-1/2"

EIGHT Side Chair rocp a 13th-century Japanese dyeing practiceIn creating EIGHT, designer Jin Kuramoto sought to produce a chair that would draw people in with utmost comfort and beautiful aesthetics. A shell type chair made with two layer configuration and the capacity for different upholstery types on the front and back sides. In addition to the plush, supportive seat, this chair gives a lasting, rich impression from its solid wood frame of delicately varying thickness, inspired by the shape of the number 8.