Phantom Hands CROSS EASY CHAIR Teak easy chair with armrests

The CROSS EASY CHAIR is a re-edition of a lounge chair model designed for use in reception lobbies in Chandigarh's public buildings in the 1950s.‎ The chair has symmetric X (cross) assemblies that form a unified leg and armrest.‎ The armrests and seat are inclined upwards and parallel to each other, giving the chair its distinct look.‎ The backrest is bowed, inclined at a comfortable angle and thicker than the backrest of the V leg EASY ARMCHAIR version.‎ Wood finish: Natural Teak / Dark Stain / Z4 Walnut Weave type: Diamond Weave / Cross Weave Project Chandigarh is our homage to Indian Modernism, a style and philosophy of making that manifested in Chandigarh in the 1950s.‎ Our re-editions's of these mid-century designs use the same craftsmanship and philosophy of making that was used for three decades in Chandigarh.‎ The nuances and details that make these designs special – finger joints, curvatures, grooves – are retained while improving the pieces structurally and materially.‎ The natural rattan cane used for the seats and backs are peeled and woven by hand, by highly skilled weavers just like in the vintage pieces.‎ Further info from manufacturer on CROSS EASY CHAIR Phantom Hands