A beautifully hand-carved Burmese chair, sculpted from a single block of dense tropical hardwood, most likely Burmese padauk (Pterocarpus macrocarpus). Dating from the mid-C20th, this tactile piece combines vernacular craftsmanship with a minimalist sculptural form.
 
The chair features a tall curved backrest rising seamlessly from a gently scooped seat, with expressive tool marks, natural knots, and a deep reddish-brown patina acquired over decades of use. The design is organic and functional, characteristic of traditional Burmese domestic furniture rather than export or colonial work.
 
Measurements:
Height: 72 cm
Seat Height: 27 cm
Width: 19 cm
Depth: 25 cm