Celina Decorações Armchair in Solid Jacarandá and Raw Cotton Upholstery, Brazil, 1960sElegant armchair produced by Celina Decorações in Brazil during the 1960s. The piece is a refined example of Brazilian modern furniture from the period, combining a solid jacarandá rosewood structure with generous upholstered volumes and a restrained architectural silhouette.The chair features a rectilinear wooden frame in solid jacarandá, with rounded edges, straight arms, and a low, comfortable profile. The back is composed of vertical wooden slats, visible from the rear, giving the piece structural clarity and a strong sense of craftsmanship. The side panels and loose cushions are upholstered in raw cotton fabric with a subtle striped artisanal texture, creating a warm contrast with the deep tone of the jacarandá frame.The design reflects the importance of Celina Decorações in the development of Brazilian modern furniture during the 1960s. Alongside OCA, founded by Sergio Rodrigues, Celina Decorações contributed to the creation of a genuinely Brazilian modern vocabulary, combining noble native woods, comfort, and an informal yet sophisticated approach to domestic interiors.This example has been polished and reupholstered with new premium raw cotton fabric, while preserving the original proportions and character of the design.A highly decorative and collectible Brazilian modern armchair, suitable for residential interiors, gallery spaces, and sophisticated corporate environments.Brazil, 1960s.Designer: Celina ZilberbergManufacturer: Celina DecoraçõesMaterials: Solid jacarandá rosewood, raw cotton upholsteryDimensions: W 74 x D 80 x H 75 cmCondition: Vintage condition consistent with age and use. The wooden structure has been polished and the upholstery has been replaced with premium raw cotton fabric.