Suite of 4 3221 chairs by Jenzo Sakakura for Tendo Mokko, design 1950

Set of four chairs, model 3221, designed in the 1950s by the japanese designer and architect junzo sakakura, collaborator of le corbusier. With their modernist and avant-garde lines, they embody the elegance and functional ingenuity characteristic of sakakura. Made from beech wood, their quadripod base accommodates a curved seat and back for greater comfort, harmoniously recalling the simplicity of the japanese way of life, between tradition and modernity. Seat height: 43 cm edition: tendo mokko.