Dining chair No.207
JPY 189,000
Tax out
Design : Kenmochi Design associates (1960)
[Size]
W 630 x D 580 x H 720 mm
Seat high : 380 mm
[Material]
Beech wood (urethane coating finish)
[Brand]
Akita Mokko (Akimoku)
[Size]
W 630 x D 580 x H 720 mm
Seat high : 380 mm
[Material]
Beech wood (urethane coating finish)
[Brand]
Akita Mokko (Akimoku)
An armchair that has gained worldwide acclaim.
Isamu Kenmochi, a pioneer in the field of Japanese industrial design, modernized a chair from the Ming Dynasty in China for this dining chair. In 1964, the chair won the Good Design Award as the Anraku Chair.
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Isamu Kenmochi
He formed the Japan Industrial Designers Association in 1952 with Riki Watanabe, Sori Yanagi, and others, and was a key figure in the early days of Japanese design.In 1955, he established the Kenmochi Design Institute, which has produced numerous interior design masterpieces.
Akita Mokko (Akimoku)
Founded in 1910 in Yuzawa City, Akita Prefecture, this woodworking manufacturer specializes in “Mageki (bentwood)" techniques. In today's world where almost everything is produced by machines, the company dares to insist on time-consuming manual work, and its products, which have a warmth that can only be created by the hands of craftsmen, have long been loved by people of all generations.
