1960s Ecuadorian Mid-Century Tooled Leather Rocking Chair Attributed to Angel Pazmiño for Muebles De Estilo

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An exceptional mid-century modern brutalist rocking chair designed by Angel Pazmiño for Muebles de Estilo in Ecuador during the 1960s. … Read more An exceptional mid-century modern brutalist rocking chair designed by Angel Pazmiño for Muebles de Estilo in Ecuador during the 1960s. This piece beautifully merges mid-century Scandinavian structural influences with traditional Latin American craftsmanship.

The chair features a robust, rich solid wood frame assembled with prominent wooden dowels and peg joinery. The thick, original dark brown saddle leather sling seat and backrest are securely wrapped and laced around the frame. The leather backrest showcases highly detailed, hand-embossed traditional Inca or Mayan-inspired geometric motifs and figures, giving it immense visual texture and historical depth.

With its ergonomic posture, wide armrests, and smooth rocking motion, this sculptural armchair is as comfortable as it is visually striking. A perfect statement piece for a living room, study, or eclectic mid-century interior. No makers mark.


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Angel Pazmino, Ecuadorian Design, Tooled Leather, Embossed Leather, Brutalist Chair, 1960s Rocking Chair, Mid-Century Modern, MCM Seating, Accent Chair, Folk Art Style See less