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Brutalist Monoxylite Throne Chair - 19th Century
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Carved from a single massive block of wood, this 19th-century monoxylite throne chair embodies ancestral handwork. Its sculptural form features deeply textured surfaces, organic cracks, and bold chisel marks. With its imposing presence, curved headrest, and anthropomorphic arms, the chair merges tribal influence with architectural solidity. A striking symbol of endurance and heritage, it is both a functional object and a sculptural design.
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