This Mid-Century Angel Pazmino tooled leather folding armchair for Muebles de Estilo, made in Ecuador during the 1960s, represents a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern design. The chair features an intricately tooled leather backrest and seat with native Ecuadorian motifs, showcasing a blend of cultural heritage and mid-century aesthetics.
The detailed designs etched into the leather are both ornamental and evocative, drawing on indigenous patterns that tell stories of the region’s history and artistry. This adds a unique cultural narrative to the chair’s visual appeal. The wooden frame, with its clean lines and functional form, complements the rich, textured leatherwork, embodying the minimalistic yet bold style characteristic of mid-century furniture.
Practical and stylish, this chair not only serves as comfortable seating but also as a striking piece of art. It folds neatly, making it versatile for various spaces and easy to store. This piece is ideal for collectors and admirers of both mid-century design and artisanal craftsmanship, adding a distinct flair to any interior decor. 31h x 27w x 30d seat height 14
