Pierre Jeanneret - Vintage Demountable Chair
A vintage chair designed by Pierre Jeanneret, the cousin of Le Corbiger, in the 1951 Indian Chandigaard City Plan. Jeannere stayed in India for about 14 years before it was industrialized, and designed chairs using wood that was easily available locally and airy rattan materials. There are dozens of types of furniture designed for Chandigal in the 1950s and 1960s, just chairs. However, because it was made in multiple workshops, there are subtle individual differences even in the same design. Currently, exports from India are prohibited for the purpose of protecting cultural heritage, and it is a precious chair that is said to be never newly released except for those that have already been taken out of the country.
●Dimensions: W517 D495 H780 SH455 mm
●Material: Cheek
●Year: around the 1950s
●Made in India
●Designer: Pierre Jeanneret
Points to note when purchasing
This product is a vintage product. Since it is an old-fashioned product, there are textures and scratches, but if you are concerned about the detailed condition, please feel free to contact us.
About the delivery fee
Because this product is a large product, a separate delivery fee will be charged. Please note that we will contact you by e-mail in advance or send you a separate estimate email after your order is completed.