Kursi Antik Jawa

The Kursi Antik Jawa is a standalone seating unit manufactured from solid teak wood, featuring traditional Javanese woodworking joints and structural motifs. Teak wood serves as the primary material for the entire framework, providing natural resistance to moisture, warping, and insect infestation due to its inherent dense grain structure and natural oils. The exposed surfaces display a natural wood finish that highlights the linear grain patterns and growth rings characteristic of mature teak timber.

Measuring 64.00 centimeters in width, 128.00 centimeters in height, and 71.00 centimeters in depth, the chair occupies a floor footprint of approximately 0.45 square meters. The total volume displacement of the packaged or uncompressed unit measures 0.5800 cubic meters, while the physical weight registers at 21.50 kilograms, making it a substantial piece of furniture that remains manageable for manual repositioning within a room layout.

The construction centers around a high-backed profile, standing at 128.00 centimeters, which supports the user’s upper back and head. The backrest incorporates vertical wooden slats framed by heavily carved side posts. These carved details follow historical Javanese motifs, utilizing hand-chiseled floral and geometric patterns that are integrated directly into the teak structure rather than applied as separate decorative veneers. The joinery relies on traditional mortise and tenon techniques, secured with wooden dowels to accommodate the natural expansion and contraction of the solid wood across varying humidity levels.

The seat pan sits at a fixed height and depth of 71.00 centimeters, providing a deep seating platform designed for upright or semi-reclined postures. The armrests are integrated directly into the front structural posts, extending horizontally from the backrest frame to the front legs. These armrests feature rounded top surfaces with flattened edges, shaped manually through planing and sanding to remove sharp corners while maintaining the structural integrity of the timber.

Four vertical legs support the 21.50-kilogram weight distribution, braced by horizontal stretcher rails positioned near the floor. These stretchers connect the front and rear legs to minimize lateral sway and distribute downward loads evenly across the floor contact points. The base of each leg is cut flat to rest squarely on hard flooring surfaces, though protective felt pads can be applied underneath to prevent scratching on wood or tile installations.

Maintenance requirements for this teak chair involve routine dusting with a dry microfiber cloth to prevent particulate accumulation within the carved crevices of the backrest. Periodic application of natural teak oil or wax helps preserve the moisture content of the wood fibers, preventing surface desiccation in dry indoor environments. The solid teak composition permits minor surface sanding and refinishing in the event of physical scuffs or abrasions, allowing the material to be restored to its original factory condition without compromising the structural core of the furniture.