KAMODO - Stuhl

The 101 Copenhagen Kamodo Chair: A Blend of Japanese Tradition and Modern Aesthetics

Drawing inspiration from ancient Japanese culture, the Kamodo Chair by 101 Copenhagen is a beautiful fusion of age-old traditions and contemporary design. The name 'Kamodo', which translates to "place for the cauldron", pays homage to the traditional Japanese clay ovens, built into the ground and ingeniously ventilated with air openings at the base. These unique air openings, evoking the impression of legs, have been masterfully integrated into the design of the chair's distinctive front legs.

The Kamodo Chair isn't just a nod to its historical namesake; it embodies the spirit and nuances of the age-old clay ovens. One can't help but notice the artful asymmetry reminiscent of the earliest ovens, showcased beautifully in the chair's one-sided armrest. This design element not only emphasizes its historical connection but also enhances the chair's seating comfort, allowing for a more relaxed and immersive experience.

Crafted from lightweight fiber concrete, the Kamodo Chair is not only sturdy but also exhibits a unique texture that adds to its visual appeal. Hand-painted by skilled artisans, each chair boasts a distinct textured surface that speaks volumes about the meticulous attention to detail and craftsmanship invested in its creation.

Marrying the sharp, clean lines of modern architecture with the intricate beauty of Japanese aesthetics, the Kamodo Chair stands as a testament to 101 Copenhagen's dedication to creating sculptural masterpieces that offer exceptional comfort.

Under the visionary guidance of designers Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl, the Kamodo Chair not only serves as a comfortable seating option but also as a conversation piece, embodying a rich tapestry of history, art, and innovation.