8 rustic oak chairs combining modern lines and Breton craftsmanship by a student of Joseph Savina 1950s

8 rustic oak chairs combining modern lines and Breton craftsmanship by a student of Joseph Savina in the 1950s. France. Joseph Savina, a renowned cabinetmaker and sculptor, founded a Celtic Art workshop in Tréguier, producing furniture combining Breton tradition and modernized forms. He collaborated with Le Corbusier and was a member of the Seiz Breur movement. This exceptional set, attributed to a disciple of the Savina workshop, combines the power of solid wood with the delicacy of ceramic detail, with a discreet Celtic spirit and modern lines. A rare piece, reflecting the dialogue between regional craftsmanship and artistic ambition. Dimensions: seat height 45 cm, back height 117 cm, width 55 cm, depth 49 cm. Reference: 1888.