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Flower Armchair

An iron frame takes the shape of a flower through handwoven strips of yellow fabric. Each pass is a balance of gesture and tension.

Anacleto Spazzapan
One of one

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Yellow Flower Armchair, full front view
Detail of woven and knotted yellow fabric strips
The handwoven surface.

01 / Flower Armchair

The shape of a gesture.

The 10 mm iron frame, spray-painted black, holds fabric strips approximately 5 cm wide. The fabric, normally used for flags, is water-resistant.

The strips are freely woven and tensioned by hand until they fill the open surfaces of the frame. A flower emerges: a form that develops through the making process.

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02 / Gallery

A closer look

Yellow Flower Armchair, full front view
01The form, from the front.
Flower Armchair in profile, with its black frame visible
02The profile and its support.
Detail of woven and knotted yellow fabric strips
03The handwoven surface.
Angled rear view of the Flower Armchair
04The structure, from another perspective.
Detail of the black frame and integrated AS mark
05The mark within the piece.
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Detail of the black frame and integrated AS mark

03 / A closer look

Weave. Tension. Repeat.

Anacleto Spazzapan developed this technique through repeated experiments. Tensioning the strips takes experience: a manual process that, as the maker explains, does not lend itself to industrial series production.

Over time

Over time, worn strips can be replaced with relative ease. Get in touch to learn more about caring for this piece.

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04 / Materials and construction

Materials and construction

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Structure
Iron, 10 mm thickness
Finish
Black spray-painted finish
Weave
Fabric strips, approximately 5 cm wide
Fabric
Water-resistant flag fabric
Process
Hand weaving and tensioning

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