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Black Hilana Wool Chair

Black Hilana Wool Chair
by Diego Olivero United States (US)

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How is this defined? A series of pieces that are not restricted by any predetermined volume limit. Each item is meticulously produced by the designer or in collaboration with skilled local artisans, resulting in a limited quantity of unique pieces. If stated, each item may exhibit slight variations due to its handcrafted origin.

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The Black Hilana Wool Chair by Diego Olivero Studio is a stunning exploration of functionality, form, and craftsmanship. Each chair is a testament to the rich heritage of Guatemalan artistry, with hand-spun wool meticulously woven on a traditional pedal loom by skilled artisans in Momostenango, Guatemala.

The chair’s frame is crafted from durable pinewood and upholstered in Guatemala City, blending natural materials with contemporary design. Beyond its elegant aesthetics and comfort, this piece carries a deeper purpose: by choosing the Black Hilana Wool Chair, you directly contribute to sustainable income opportunities for Guatemalan artisans, supporting their craft and preserving their cultural traditions. A perfect blend of beauty, utility, and social impact, this chair is more than furniture—it’s a meaningful statement.

Spot cleaning is recommended to maintain the chair’s quality due to the hand-loomed nature of the wool upholstery. It’s worth noting that this product is not intended for high traffic.

Dimensions LxWxH	69x64x79cm (27x25x31'')
Weight (kg)	30
Production Year	2025
Material	Wool
Discipline	Weaving
Color	Natural
Design Class	Open Editions

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Diego Olivero Studio collaborates with artisans across the world to bring handcrafted sustainable design to global retailers. The Studio’s projects include a wide variety of home furnishings, innovative spaces for commercial, residential, and hospitality projects, and sculptural installation pieces. With more than ten years of experience working with handcrafted techniques and establishing relationships with global artisans, Diego Olivero Studio has successfully launched product collections celebrating the people, the place, and the process. Collaborating with artisans in Mexico, Guatemala, India, Honduras, Philippines, and Peru, among others in mixed techniques, such as blown glass, metalwork, woodwork, paper mache, ceramics, and stone, Diego Olivero Studio weaves connections between the people, the place, and the process. The Studio also has vast experience in architectural, interior design, and installation projects in Guatemala, Venezuela, Miami, Brazil, Honduras, Panama, and the UK. Diego Olivero Studio design collaborations can be found at West Elm, Anthropology, CB2, Madewell, ABC Carpet and Home, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, New Orleans Museum of Art, Perez Art Museum, San Antonio Museum of Art, among others. Sustainability is important to Diego Olivero Studio’s practice. The Studio honors traditional techniques and preserves them to generate sustainable income for craftspeople around the globe and helps to maintain traditions alive. By working with certified vendors, Diego Olivero Studio ensures the artisans' well-being and fair trade practices are met throughout the supply chain.