Woven Triangular Stool

A rare triangular stool designed by Pierre Jeanneret for Chandigarh, India, circa 1962.

Details

Designer: Pierre Jeanneret
Model: PJ-SI-66-A
Period: Circa 1962
Origin: Chandigarh, India
Materials: Solid teak, natural woven cane
Dimensions: H 33 × W 52 × D 51 cm

Description

Characterised by its distinctive three-legged construction, the stool features a solid teak frame with gently tapered legs and a triangular seat intricately woven in natural cane. Its geometric silhouette reflects Jeanneret’s architectural sensibility, balancing functional simplicity with a sculptural presence.

The richness of the aged teak contrasts beautifully with the natural texture of the woven seat, lending the piece a tactile quality and understated character. Retaining its patina and signs of age acquired over decades of use, the stool remains an evocative example of Chandigarh-era design.

The stool is in excellent condition The wood has been lightly restored and the caning re-done. 

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