Folding rocking chair, brown leather, silver metal, dark wood, by T. Nii, Japan, 1950s
1 599 PLN
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This folding rocking chair by Takeshi Nii, designed in Japan in the 1950s, encapsulates the spirit of Japanese modernism and Mid-Century Modern aesthetics. Its construction is based on a lightweight, chromed metal frame, paired with dark lacquered wooden armrests and rockers that lend the form both dynamism and balance. The seat and tall backrest are crafted from medium-brown leather with a matte finish, accentuated by geometric stitching that introduces subtle rhythm and texture. The chair's proportions are elongated and ergonomic, while the folding mechanism allows for easy storage and mobility. Naturally occurring traces of use and patina – including a visible crack on the leather seat near the opening – confirm the piece’s authenticity. The chair remains in good vintage condition, with original materials and construction.This chair tells a story of Japanese restraint and devotion to function: it is a quiet presence in the living room, discreetly inviting a moment of rest. The leather, bearing the marks of time, is a gentle reminder of the inevitable beauty of aging, while the metal frame speaks to the modernist faith in minimalism. The shape utters the voice of the 1950s: “I am here to serve, not to dominate”; its folding nature recalls the nomadic rhythm of postwar life and
DIMENSION
Height92 cm
Width92 cm
Length58 cm
Dimension details
Length58 cm
Height92 cm
Width92 cm
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