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Banjooli Chair
Banjooli chair in handwoven polyethylene
2015
Official product information
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Description
Banjooli chair
The Moroso page presents Banjooli as a chair by Sebastian Herkner, dated 2015. A painted steel support is wrapped with coloured polyethylene threads by hand, and PVC glides support the base. The chair is listed in Moroso's chairs and M’Afrique outdoor-living navigation. Only the construction named on this page is carried into the record; no unlabelled dimensions or finish assumptions are added. The saved page also places the chair among Moroso’s chairs, M’Afrique and outdoor-living products. The entry remains limited to those named facts.
Story
Chair construction
Banjooli's character comes from the contrast between its rigid painted steel support and the handwoven polyethylene surface. Moroso credits Sebastian Herkner for this 2015 chair. The product statement also identifies PVC glides, a small but explicit detail that belongs to the base. These facts distinguish the chair entry from other Banjooli formats. Its compact chair format is stated by the page.
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