Rocking Chair by Angel Pazmino for Estilo Moult, 1960s

This exceptional rocking chair was designed in the 1960s by Ecuadorian designer Ángel Pazmiño for the renowned Muebles de Estilo . The result is a rare piece that combines graceful craftsmanship , pre-Columbian influences , and modernist design in a piece that is both powerful and poetic.

Crafted from solid tropical wood and richly upholstered in handcrafted saddle leather , every detail is a celebration of craftsmanship and meaning. The carved decorations in the leather evoke pre-Columbian symbolism, while the mortise and tenon joints testify to structural quality and pure handwork.

The organic lines, warm wood tones, and beautiful natural patina give the chair a timeless look. This is no ordinary rocking chair, but an artistic object that resonates both aesthetically and emotionally—ideal for those who appreciate interiors with depth, texture, and soul.

The chair is in good vintage condition, with a richly developed patina in the leather — beloved by connoisseurs and collectors who appreciate authentic pieces.

A sculptural classic with South American roots – for those seeking design with a story and character.