Zaisu chair model by Kenji Fujimori, Tendo Mokko edition, Japan 1963.

Price for a chair. Zaisu chair designed by Kenji Fujimori for Tendo Mokko in 1963. Designed for traditional Japanese interiors, this floor-level seat is characterized by a continuous line formed from a single piece of bent wood. Made from beech or zelkova veneer depending on the pieces, it illustrates the technical expertise developed by Tendo Mokko in bent woodwork during the post-war period. The slightly inclined backrest ensures natural comfort. The circular opening in the seat allows for a cushion to be held in place. An iconic model of Japanese design from the 1960s, this Zaisu combines formal simplicity, visual lightness, and precision in manufacturing. Cushions can be made upon request for an additional fee, or the seat can be purchased alone. Several pieces available in different wood types. Original Tendo Mokko label present on certain pieces. Edition: Tendo Mokko, Japan, circa 1963.