Inspired by Alki Hiruki (not replica Alki Hiruki)

Due to the copyright notice, please note that this product is not a replica

Product description

It is a history of tradition and transmission that dates back to the 1940s in the village of Sara. On his farm, the famous Basque ethnologist José Miguel Barandiaran had his favorite stool, which he entrusted to a member of the Iratzoki family, engaged in wood crafts. It was handed down and manufactured first by his grandfather and then by his designer father. Thus, an ordinary stool became an "extraordinary" object for Jean Louis Iratzoki, who reinterpreted this heritage with Hiruka.

Tags

ALKI, Jean Louis Iratzoki, Furniture, Tables and chairs, Stools, stool, Contemporary style stools, Wooden stools, Oak stools, Stools with backrest