This award winning stool, designed in 1960, won the first Tendo Mokko Furniture Competition. This stool was originally made from teak, an elegant wood featuring shades of amber strips. Combining three molded pieces of equal-sized and shaped plywood that must be twisted to achieve its unique shape, the stool showcases a mesmerising form and an attractive design.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Japan |
| Materials | Molded Plywood, Upholstery |
| Dimensions | W385 D385 H455 |
| Colour | Teak, Oak |
| Finishes | Teak, Oak |
| Designer |
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