José Zanine Caldas Low Table for Casa Nova Vicosa, Bahia, 1970s

Hand-sculpted chair by José Zanine Caldas, Circa 1970s. This chair was made of Brazilian hard wood. Signed "Zanine". A self-taught designer, José Zanine Caldas is known to transform wood into magnificently sensual pieces. In 1964, when Brazil was undergoing a military coup, he lost his position at the University of Brasilia and took refuge in the beach town of Nova Viçosa. There he faced the destruction of the Atlantic Forest. Inspired by local craftsmen who carved boats and furniture from fallen trees, he began carving solid furniture...

A pair of beautiful armchairs designed by José Zanine Caldas from Brazil. Reupholstered with light pink colored fabric. Very good vintage condition.

Table designed by Junzo Sakakura Architecture Institute Daisaku Cho and manufactured by Tendo Mokko. Teak and plywood. 1970s. At the base of the table legs, pieces of wood is fitted ...

This model of table was designed by engineer Inai Saburo, who supported the early development of Tendo Woodworking. The tabletop has no corners and features beautiful curves flowing...

This stunning coffee table, designed by José Zanine Caldas in the 1970s, is a masterwork of Brazilian modernist design. Crafted from tropical wood with a richly textured live edge, t...

José Zanine Caldas, coffee table, Brazilian hardwood (pequi), Brazil, 1970s This exceptional hand carved coffee table embodies everything th...

José Zanine Caldas' 1979 dining table is a striking example of his signature style, blending raw natural materials with organic forms. Crafted from wood and tempered glass, the table...

Jose Zanine Caldas (1919-2001) was a self-taught artist, designer, and architect, born in Bahia, Brazil. At age twenty, he opened an architectural scale model workshop in Rio de Jane...