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ames: Gaira Lounge by Sebastian Herkner

Gaira is made with a generous three-legged base in cultivated black Locust, also named, Robinia wood that has outdoor qualities and its seat is hand-woven with a complicated traditional Momposino weaving technique, very traditional in the weavings of the Ames series, slightly modified in a 4-4 fibre and two colours, highlighting its unique character. The Gaira lounge chair features a distinctive three-legged wooden base, crafted from sustainably sourced wood, perfect for outdoor use. The seat is hand-woven using a traditional Momposino weaving technique, slightly modified into a 4-4 fiber pattern with two colors, highlighting its unique character.

This intricate weaving method, deeply rooted in the Colombian Caribbean tradition, adds a touch of cultural heritage to the design. ‘The Colombian Caribbean is one of the regions that I have enjoyed the most on my trips to Colombia, pelicans, music everywhere, people sitting in comfortable armchairs at the doors of their houses in the afternoon, domino players in the streets, the smell and the daily life of the Colombian Caribbean is contagious for anyone and Gaira represents a place where you can feel at ease with a very modern attitude’ Sebastian Herkner’s vision.

The ames fibers used to weave the Gaira lounge chairs are specially manufactured to withstand outdoor conditions. Made from 100% recyclable and durable materials, these fibers ensure the highest standards of quality and sustainability.