Inventory | Ethnography | Sedia impagliata
- Common name
- Stuffed chair
- Material
- wood, straw
Description
The utensil was used for seating in domestic or craft settings. Structured of wood with a stuffed seat, it had rectangular legs joined by crosspieces and a slightly curved back.
Use
- Areas of use
- economy and domestic rituals
- Specific use
- furniture
- Craft
- domestic use
Preserved specimen
The chair rests on four legs of rectangular cross-section, joined together by crosspieces on each side, inserted interlockingly. The backrest consists of the extension of the two back legs, slightly curved to follow the conformation of the back and ending without any knob. A curved crosspiece is inserted perpendicularly to them. The seat is stuffed.
Cataloging
- SIRBeC
- 7s020-00429
