Postmodern japanese edo chair by kisho kurokawa for ppm corporation, 1980s

This chair from the edo series was designed by the japanese architect kisho kurokawa in the 1980s and was manufactured by ppm corporation, tokyo. The design concept of the edo series is based on the symbiosis of our modern living space and japanese tradition. The japanese traditional element indicates the edo culture which is recognized as an origin of the japanese tradition. It features a black lacquered wood frame and a leather upholstery. It is a vintage piece, therefore it might show slight traces of use, but it can be considered as in very good original condition. Measures: width 45 cm. Depth 47 cm. Seat height 48 cm. Height 141 cm. Order it now! We sell the best quality pieces and we offer an amazing service: if it's not during night time, we answer within 2 hours and we absolutely love to follow every step of the purchase and even after. As matter of fact we really appreciate our customers’ feedback and when we receive pictures of our pieces in their new homes. We assist you during the process and answer all your questions. In addition to this, we always review the pieces before shipping, so that you receive the goods at its very best. We provide the best possible quotes and professionally and carefully pack the items. Insurance is included. And if there is any issue, it is our mission to make so you don't have to worry: we will always be there for you to assist in any way possible.

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