Inspired by the Samurai Kabuto (helmet), the Kabuto Chair, 1961, incorporates the same unique qualities – strength, comfort and prominence. The proportions ensure the chair wraps comfortably around the body, providing a feeling of protection. The kabuto is available in a wide range of quality fabric choices for commercial and residential applications. Dimensions: W518 d530 […]
November 21st, 2008
Inspired by the Samurai Kabuto (helmet), the Kabuto Chair, 1961, incorporates the same unique qualities – strength, comfort and prominence. The proportions ensure the chair wraps comfortably around the body, providing a feeling of protection. The kabuto is available in a wide range of quality fabric choices for commercial and residential applications.
Dimensions: W518 d530 h715 sh433
Delivery times: 8-10 weeks
Applications: Commercial and residential
Manufacturer: Tendo
Designer: Isamu Kenmochi
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