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Papyri Bench

Papyri Bench, Occasional Woven Bench in Blackened Ash and Natural Danish Cord
Papyri Bench, Occasional Woven Bench in Blackened Ash and Natural Danish Cord

Papyri Bench, Occasional Woven Bench in Blackened Ash and Natural Danish Cord

By Carter Ellis

Located in Chattanooga, TN

Featuring a mortice and tenon frame, custom doweling and a handwoven seat, the Papyri Bench is artisan-crafted from recyclable paper cord, and sustainably harvested Ash.

Category

2010s American Scandinavian Modern Benches

Materials

Papercord, Oak

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Papyri Bench, Occasional Woven Bench in White Oak and Natural Danish Chord
Papyri Bench, Occasional Woven Bench in White Oak and Natural Danish Chord

Papyri Bench, Occasional Woven Bench in White Oak and Natural Danish Chord

Located in Chattanooga, TN

Featuring a mortice and tenon frame, custom doweling and a handwoven seat, the Papyri Bench is artisan-crafted from recyclable paper cord, and sustainably harvested white oak.

Category

2010s Benches

Materials

Papercord, Oak

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