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Chairs of the Indigenous Peoples of Brazil
Chairs of the Indigenous Peoples of Brazil
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This book serves as the official catalog for the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum’s exhibition of the same name, focusing on the unique one-piece wooden chairs crafted by indigenous peoples of Brazil’s northern Amazon and Xingu River regions. It showcases a curated selection from 17 ethnic groups, with a special emphasis on the animal-shaped chairs of the Mehinaku people, which blend functionality with artistic expression. Featuring extensive photography, design details, and expert analysis—including anthropologist Shinichi Nakazawa’s commentary—it provides a deep exploration of the cultural and imaginative aspects behind these extraordinary chairs. Ideal for those interested in ethnic art and design, this book offers both inspiration and scholarly value.
Publisher Bijutsu Shuppansha
Published 2018
Pages 165
Size 210 x 150 mm
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