Image source: Moroso — Banjooli Armchair
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Banjooli Armchair
Banjooli armchair with handwoven polyethylene
2013
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Description
Banjooli armchair
Moroso identifies Banjooli as an armchair designed by Sebastian Herkner. Its painted steel base supports coloured polyethylene threads that are handwoven, while PVC glides sit beneath the base. The page places the piece within Moroso's chairs and M’Afrique outdoor-living offering. This description records the construction statement attached to the armchair page and leaves unlabelled dimensions, finishes and manufacturing details open. The page also identifies the item under chairs, M’Afrique and outdoor living, without adding a construction claim beyond its own wording.
Story
A woven seat
Banjooli brings a handwoven surface to a painted steel support. Moroso credits Sebastian Herkner and dates this armchair to 2013 on the saved page. The material description is specific: coloured polyethylene threads are woven by hand and the base rests on PVC glides. The result is a clearly identified armchair whose visual identity comes from its woven construction.
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