Pedro Friedeberg Style Hand Chairs

These whimsical, yellow chairs were made after the style of the popular Friedeberg Hand Chair. Made from a lightweight polymer.

Dimensions
"L x "W x "H

Circa
1980s

Pedro Friedeberg
Pedro Friedeberg (born 1936-2026) is a Mexican artist and designer known for his imaginative, surreal, and highly detailed work that blends fantasy, architecture, and symbolism.
Born in Florence to German-Jewish parents, he moved to Mexico as a child and became associated with the country’s surrealist movement. His art often features intricate patterns, optical illusions, and whimsical structures that defy logic.
Friedeberg is especially famous for his iconic “hand chair,” a sculptural piece shaped like a human hand that functions as a seat—both playful and thought-provoking. His work combines influences from baroque art, surrealism, and elements of architecture, often creating dreamlike worlds filled with repeating motifs and unexpected forms.

Condition
Good, consistent with age and use

Our vintage pieces show the passage of time as we leave them in the original condition in which they were found. As a consequence, signs of wear and patina should be expected. Please refer to images for condition details.