Ink Brass Bar Stool

Name: Ink Brass Bar Stool
Brand: JJ Curated GmbH
SKU: JJCFIBSMA01
Price: 2290.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

€ 2.290,00

Tax included.

Collectible Design
Solid Brass Craftsmanship
Inspired by Chinese Calligraphy

The INK Brass Bar Stool transforms expressive brushstrokes into a sculptural brass object. Handcrafted from solid brass, it combines remarkable craftsmanship with a refined sense of lightness.

A collectible statement piece that brings character and artistic presence to any setting.

MATERIAL
Solid Brass

FINISH
Polished Brass

LEAD TIME
8 – 10 weeks

COLLECTION
THE BRASS COLLECTION

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ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

Inspired by the harmony, rhythm, and fluid movement of Chinese calligraphy, the Ink Collection is designed to evoke a sense of visual and tactile pleasure — mirroring the effortless elegance and quiet refinement inherent in this ancient art form.

HOW TO CLEAN AND MAINTAIN

For heavy patina use a special bronze or brass polish.

If you do not want to use chemical cleaners, here are some natural alternatives that work just as fine.

REGULAR CLEANING:
– Clean with warm water and a small amount of mild dish soap
– Use a soft cloth or sponge
– Dry thoroughly to prevent water stains

FOR TARNISHED SPOTS OR OXIDATION:
– Lemon juice with a little salt
– Or mix vinegar, flour, and salt into a paste

APPLICATION
– Apply the paste
– Leave it on for 5–10 minutes
– Carefully polish with a soft cloth
– Rinse with water and dry thoroughly

THE BRASS COLLECTION

Rooted in the ancient discipline of lost-wax casting, these brass works explore the boundary between sculpture and function.

For over three decades, each piece has been shaped entirely by hand — from the initial modeling of the form to casting, pouring, welding, finishing, and the final patina. This uncompromising devotion to process ensures that every work carries the trace of the hand that formed it. No two pieces are identical; subtle variations in surface, proportion, and tonality become marks of authenticity rather than deviation.

The lost-wax technique allows brass to assume fluid, organic contours — forms that appear almost softened by time, yet remain architecturally grounded. The material moves between strength and sensuality, weight and lightness.

Conceived as collectible design, these works transcend traditional furniture. They occupy space with sculptural presence while maintaining refined functionality. Whether paired with marble, wood, or glass, each composition becomes a singular statement — enduring, tactile, and unmistakably individual.

Objects not merely to furnish a room, but to define it.