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Chairs #74

Each token in Chairs represents a fully realised sculptural design object: frames that loop, seats that over‑curve, backrests that split into expressive shapes, and structures that embrace artistic exaggeration rather than engineering logic.

Captured in studio‑grade lighting with fine‑art precision, each chair feels real while clearly belonging to the world of conceptual design.

Chairs #74

Token information

Collection
Chairs
Token ID
#74
Structural Philosophy
Conceptual Object Logic
Leg Architecture
Inverted Support Logic
Seat Geometry
Twist-Bridge Seat
Backrest Logic
Split Wave Back
Material Finish
Micro-Pitted Ceramic
Surface Patina
Micro-Abraded Edges
Rarity
Uncommon

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