Four ‚Edo Series‘ Chairs by Kisho Kurokawa for PPM Corporation | Japan 1980s

For sale is an exceptional set of four dining chairs from Japan, designed by the renowned architect Kisho Kurokawa and manufactured in the 1980s by PPM Corporation, Tokyo. The chairs belong to the iconic „Edo Series,“ whose design concept celebrates the symbiosis of modern living space and traditional Japanese culture in the spirit of Japanese Metabolism. Featuring striking architectural lines with a black-lacquered wooden frame and a high backrest. The seats have been professionally reupholstered using an exquisite, high-grade contract fabric whose fine, vein-like organic structures capture the beauty of nature, creating a charming and inviting contrast to the geometric rigor of the wood. An extremely rare collector’s piece and design statement for connoisseurs of Japanese post-war modernism.

The chairs come from a very well-maintained household. The seating area has been professionally reupholstered and covered. The black-lacquered wooden frames are in their original condition with minor chips and age-appropriate signs of use that underline their authentic character. The photos are part of the item description.

Width: approx. 44 cm
Depth: approx. 46 cm
Height: approx. 106 cm
Seating Height: approx. 46 cm

5.000,00 € (per set)

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