HARAKIRI encompasses the tension between strength and vulnerability.
It evokes the values of Bushido and the extreme gesture of courage, transforming the chair into a
silent ritual of discipline, sacrifice and honor
The blade piercing the metal armor alludes to the moral firmness that overcomes doubt, and to
the austere beauty of a code of life.
Its posture requires awareness and respect, as if one were preparing for a rite.
To sit means to perceive the weight of sacrifice and determination.
HARAKIRI is a celebration of honor and courage, where the technical act of cutting becomes a
metaphor for the precision and lucidity with which the samurai confronted existence, suspended
between life and death.
The seat thus becomes a motionless monument to perpetual tension: a fusion of design and
philosophy in which matter preserves the memory of the gesture, embodying myth in its most
essential and tragic form.
Technical Description
HARAKIRI is crafted from fully welded aluminum sheet metal with a patinated finish, featuring
a layered Damascus stainless steel seat mechanically inserted and secured into the structure.
Within its geometric composition, emptiness and solidity converge, transcending matter through
a suspended balance.
The poem of the first samurai to initiate the ritual is engraved into the backrest, reminding us that
the purity of design can become a metaphor for the human soul.
Specifications
Material: Aluminum with patina finish, Damascus stainless steel
Dimensions: W 27.6” × D 27.6” × H 45.3” / 700 × 700 × H1150 mm
Weight: 35 kg
Finishes and Customization
Finish options: Natural aluminum, patina, mirror polished, painted
Customization: Material, size, finish
| Dimensions LxWxH | 70x70x115cm (28x28x45'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 35 |
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| Number Of Pieces Created | 30 |












