Grass-Seated chair c. 1961

This Grass-Seated chair, designed by renowned American furniture maker George Nakashima in c. 1961, is a prime example of his signature style. The chair features a simple, yet elegant, design with a solid wood frame and a woven grass seat, highlighting Nakashima's commitment to using natural materials. The chair's graceful curves and the intricate details of the woven seat demonstrate Nakashima's skillful craftsmanship and respect for the inherent beauty of wood. It is currently on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, showcasing the timeless appeal of mid-century modern design.