The Fleur Throne — Triple Cane Fan-Back Armchair, Sage Green, Scrolled Arms

About this object

This chair rises with the commanding presence of French Baroque throne furniture, its triple scallop-crowned back unfolding like a regal screen. Born from a Jodhpur master craftsman's two-year study of 17th–18th century French Régence archives, each piece represents India's finest interpretation of European courtly furniture tradition. The sage green lime-washed finish carries the sophistication of French chateau shutters and old garden walls. The architectural frame is carved from solid hardwood, featuring three individual hand-woven rattan cane panels that create the signature fan-back silhouette. Scrolled volute arm terminals curl with fluid grace, while four cabriole legs descended from Baroque design language carry the curved grammar downward to pad feet. A carved H-stretcher base connects all structural elements with decorative intention. The dark charcoal tribal-stripe upholstered seat creates deliberate contrast against the pale sage frame, while the hand-applied lime-wash finish allows wood grain to read through like watermarks. This throne chair appeals to collectors of Franco-Indian craft fusion and grandmillennial interiors seeking statement pieces with historical lineage. The maker produces only six chairs annually, requiring four weeks for the first prototype due to custom jig development for the triple cane construction. Each chair carries slight variations in finish tone and cane weave pattern as signatures of hand production, offering designers and collectors access to museum-quality Jodhpur craftsmanship without minimum order requirements.