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Fritz Hansen Fred chair, by Jamie Hayon, 2019, featuring red painted ash frame
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Ash, Sawnwood kiln dried, European, White, American White, Black, Green, Oregon Wool, Sheep wool
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Ash, Circular, CNC machined, Fritz Hansen, Furniture, Jamie Hayon, Paint, Textile, Upholstery, Weave, Wood, Wool
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