Salvino Marsura Rami stool

Pared-back, elongated rami – or branches – cross over and coalesce to support the voluptuously cushioned seat of this three-legged stool.

The piece is in good vintage condition, and has been recently reupholstered in a vibrant cotton velvet. 

Salvino Marsura (1938–2020) was an artisan metalworker. After learning his craft in the dynamic workshop of sculptor and ‘iron poet’ Toni Benetton, he spent more than 60 years producing sculpture, furniture, objects and memorials in his hometown of Treviso, Italy.

Marsura’s ironwork art and furniture relishes in the manual aesthetic of the forge, giving voice to the raw metal and the processes of its manipulation including sweltering heat, hammering, bending and welding. His distinctive hand marries elements of brutalism and traditional decorative arts.

H61 W40 D40cm

SM228