Indian Rajasthan style armchair in gilded brass - Recycled ceremonial textiles

Exceptional seat • Traditional craftsmanship • Unique piece • L82.5×H78×P66cm

Authentic Indian designer armchair in Rajasthan style. Gilded brass seat, textile backrest embroidered with recycled gold and silver thread. Traditional craftsmanship, unique decorative piece. Dimensions L82.5 x H78 x D66 cm.

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Technical characteristics

Dimensions : L82.5 × H78 × D66 cm
Weight : ~12 kg
Main materials :

• Seat: Solid brass with a gold patina
• Feature: Recycled Indian Ceremonial Textiles
• Structure: Antique finish lacquered metal
• Base: Matte black finish

Style : Traditional Rajasthan, Contemporary Design
Use : Decorative armchair, occasional seat, sculptural piece
Care : Gentle dusting, no water on textiles
Origin : Exclusive creation "Object of curiosity", authentic textiles of Indian origin

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The royal art of Rajasthan reinvented

This armchair transcends mere seating to become an inhabited work of art. Inspired by the thrones of the Maharajas of Rajasthan, it combines the opulence of Indian palaces with a modern ecological conscience.

An extraordinary textile renaissance : The fabrics that make up this dossier are not simple woven fabrics. They come from authentic Indian ceremonial costumes—saffron wedding dresses, festive outfits embroidered with real gold thread, ceremonial saris with age-old patterns.

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The know-how of master craftsmen

Traditional Brass : The solid brass seat is crafted using ancient Rajasthani techniques. Each curve reflects centuries of Indian metalworking mastery. The golden patina ages naturally, revealing the beauty of time.

Ceremonial embroidery : The textiles in the file bear traces of traditional Indian embroidery:

• Real gold threads (zardozi)
• Beadwork Techniques
• Sacred floral and geometric patterns
• Authentic plant colors

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Why this piece is exceptional

- Authenticity guaranteed - Creation certified "Object of curiosity"
- Unique piece - No other identical armchair exists
- Textile expertise - Rigorous selection of materials
- Responsible approach - Recycling of valuable textiles
- Asset investment - Increasing value over time
- Conversation piece - Guaranteed center of attention
- Decorative versatility - Fits into all interior styles

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The Maharaja spirit in your home

Perfect for :

• Eclectic or bohemian chic living room
• Office of character
• Master bedroom as a reading chair
• Boutique hotel or designer restaurant
• Art gallery or showroom

Compatible styles : Maximalist, bohemian luxe, modern colonial, eclectic, world deco, vintage Indian

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History and symbolism

In Rajasthani tradition, sitting on a chair adorned with gold-embroidered textiles was a royal privilege. These fabrics, imbued with blessings and sacred moments, bring their positive energy to your space.

The mystical colors :

• Carmine red : Strength and passion
• Saffron yellow : Wisdom and prosperity
• Indigo Blue : Inner Peace
• Gold : Abundance and divinity

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Expert advice

Ideal placement : High visibility area, indirect lighting to enhance the gold embroidery

Specialized maintenance :

• Dusting: Low-power vacuum cleaner + soft brush
• Brass: Microfiber cloth, special brass product if necessary
• Textiles: Never water, professional dry cleaning only

Precautions : Avoid direct exposure to sunlight (preservation of textile colors)

Dimensions : L82.5 x H78 x D66 cm
Materials : Metal, brass
Finishes : Antique brass, black base

Do you know the Rajasthan style?

THE Rajasthani style in interior design draws its essence from the artistic heritage of Rajasthan, a state in northwest India known for its cultural richness, sumptuous palaces, havelis (noble houses), and vibrant crafts.

• Carmine red, saffron yellow, indigo blue, emerald green, gold are the bold yet harmonious combinations that make up this unique style.

This distinctive armchair combines a sloping brass backrest with a patchwork of rare textiles from Indian ceremonial costumes embroidered with gold and silver thread. Wedding dresses and festive attire, partially altered by time, become the basis for a sculptural and unconventional chair. Part homage, part reinvention, this piece tells a new story.

A contemporary throne with a Maharaja spirit, for interiors that dare to be distinctive.