The Shinto Dining Chair was designed as an ode to the traditional Japanese Torii Gate found at the entrances of Shinto shrines. The chair invites you to pause, find peace in the moment and come together with friends and family around the dining table.
The natural colored leather was inspired by the 13th century art of "Kakishibu," a traditional Japanese dying technique that pulls color from the tannins in fermented persimmons.
A quarter inch thick leather wraps a hand-crafted frame. Enjoy the piece as its leather seat patinas with age and molds to the wood frame over time, just like the vintage pieces you love.
The thick leather, along with the handcrafted frame and a curved backrest, offer exceptional comfort and an eye-catching sense of style.
