Limited edition of 8 pieces and 4 artist’s proof
Desk pictured here in anthracite grey burned ash with the ancestral process of Yakisugi
Bespoke dimensions upon request
Available in different sizes:
W 122 x D 60 x H 75 cm / W 48″ x D 23.6″ x H 29.5″
W 140 x D 60 x H 75 cm / W 55.1″ x D 23.6″ x H 29.5″
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The Ki Desk by Victoria Magniant is a tribute to ancestral Japanese woodworking techniques. Available in a limited edition, it is made by hand and assembled without any visible attachment. “I wanted to go for the exceptional by collaborating with the French cabinetmaker Thomas Lebecel, known for his sense of detail and unique expertise. This collection explores the possibilities of the ancestral technique of Yakisugi, which “fossilizes” the wood and gives it an almost mineral appearance.” says Victoria Magniant. The tapered legs fit perfectly into the top. With no visible joints, the structure is held together by custom-made fixtures.
Token of her personal engagement in social and ecological issues, her research explores the bridges between traditional manufacturing and innovative technologies. She is well-known for attentively pondering culture, craftsmanship and ethics before determining which materials she will use for her creations.
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Team of specialist advisersOur team of design specialists are here to help and will answer all your questions and personalized requests
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Certificate of authenticityEach piece is authentic and certified
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Flint Terracotta
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Linterno Fabric : St Moritz/Nobili