Amazonas armchair by Jean Gillon for Italma, Brazil 1970 — Rosewood

“Amazonas” armchair — Jean Gillon for Italma, Brazil, 1970. An iconic piece of Brazilian modernism, designed by Jean Gillon for the Italma Wood Art company. Frame made of solid rosewood (jacaranda), featuring the spectacular grain typical of this rare wood. The support is crafted from hand-braided cord, a direct nod to the traditional fishing nets used along the Amazon River — a hallmark of Gillon's organic and sculptural style. Seat in full-grain Italian leather, providing a noble and durable material that ages elegantly over time. Armchair fully restored, in perfect condition. A rare piece of Brazilian design from the 1970s, at the intersection of craftsmanship and tropical modernism. Materials: Solid rosewood, cord, full-grain Italian leather. Origin: Brazil, circa 1970. Condition: Restored, perfect condition.