Banjooli by Moroso

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The shape of the chair, especially the armrests, is inspired by the nuptial dance that the male ostrich – banjooli in the Wolof language – performs to court the female, spreading its wings to enhance her beauty. Banjooli is part of the M’Afrique project, a collection of seats imagined by designers and made by African artisans by weaving the yarn used for fishing nets. Non-standard projects par excellence, different and original, hand-crafted products, human in recounting their merits and defects.

Painted steel frame and hand-woven colored polyethylene threads. PVC insoles.

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Made possible by exploring innovative molded plywood techniques, Iskos-Berlin’s Soft Edge Chair blends strong curves with extreme lightness to create a three-dimensionality not usually possible with 2-D plywood.

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The shape of the chair, especially the armrests, is inspired by the nuptial dance that the male ostrich – banjooli in the Wolof language – performs to court the female, spreading its wings to enhance her beauty. Banjooli is part of the M’Afrique project, a collection of seats imagined by designers and made by African artisans by weaving the yarn used for fishing nets. Non-standard projects par excellence, different and original, hand-crafted products, human in recounting their merits and defects.

Painted steel frame and hand-woven colored polyethylene threads. PVC insoles.

Description

The shape of the chair, especially the armrests, is inspired by the nuptial dance that the male ostrich – banjooli in the Wolof language – performs to court the female, spreading its wings to enhance her beauty. Banjooli is part of the M’Afrique project, a collection of seats imagined by designers and made by African artisans by weaving the yarn used for fishing nets. Non-standard projects par excellence, different and original, hand-crafted products, human in recounting their merits and defects.

Painted steel frame and hand-woven colored polyethylene threads. PVC insoles.

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