Angel Pazmino rocking chair

"The Modernity", a rocking chair that marks the golden age of Ecuadorian brutalism with its sleek solid wood structure and leather straps. Designed in the 1960s by Angel L. Pazmino, this piece embodies the minimalist philosophy of the designer, combining architectural functionality with artisanal comfort. The frame, sculpted from laurel wood and assembled by interlocking, supports a thick leather covering, handcrafted, reflecting Ecuadorian craftsmanship. Its authentic patina reveals the quality of the manufacturing and the nobility of the chosen materials. A South American design that will be perfect in any modern space and will blend well with a mid-century, vintage, or Scandinavian interior. It will bring a touch of exoticism and a true safari vibe to your home! In very good condition, it is clean, sturdy, and very comfortable. The leather, whose patina has not been altered, has simply been cleaned and protected with a colourless nourishing cream. Visible signs of time: slight wear consistent with age and use.