This natural rattan armchair, vintage and imbued with a country spirit, brings a soft presence to a living room or a veranda. Its open structure and enveloping backrest create a pleasant seat for reading, hosting, or simply taking a break, while the low seat invites you to settle in with ease. The rattan warms the room with a soft and luminous material, easy to pair with a wooden side table, a natural fiber rug, or a few linen cushions. Width: 59 cm Depth: 51 cm Height: 90 cm Seat height: 36 cm Seat width: 40 cm Seat depth: 39 cm A short history of the chair: A true wicker throne, the Emmanuelle chair finds its origins in Polynesia, where it served as a ceremonial seat for tribal chiefs. Its spectacular fan-shaped backrest, with its complex weaving flaring out to form a halo, was designed to protect the dignitary's head from drafts while asserting their presence. Initially called the "Pomare chair," it owes its current name to the worldwide success of the eponymous 1970s film, which made it an icon of bohemian and sensual design.
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This natural rattan armchair, vintage and imbued with a country spirit, brings a soft presence to a living room or a veranda. Its open structure and enveloping backrest create a pleasant seat for reading, hosting, or simply taking a break, while the low seat invites you to settle in with ease. The rattan warms the room with a soft and luminous material, easy to pair with a wooden side table, a natural fiber rug, or a few linen cushions. Width: 59 cm Depth: 51 cm Height: 90 cm Seat height: 36 cm Seat width: 40 cm Seat depth: 39 cm A short history of the chair: A true wicker throne, the Emmanuelle chair finds its origins in Polynesia, where it served as a ceremonial seat for tribal chiefs. Its spectacular fan-shaped backrest, with its complex weaving flaring out to form a halo, was designed to protect the dignitary's head from drafts while asserting their presence. Initially called the "Pomare chair," it owes its current name to the worldwide success of the eponymous 1970s film, which made it an icon of bohemian and sensual design.