‘Asanas’ are yoga poses where this modern chair gets its name. The chair has a wide and deep seat to sit up optionally in the ‘padmasana’ or ‘lotus pose’. The frame is cast aluminum with back chair legs extending out to orient the backrest.

Asan Chair Asan Chair
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Asan Chair
₹39,900.00
Asan Sofa High Back Asan Sofa High Back
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Asan Sofa High Back
₹1,68,500.00
Asan Chair Leather Asan Chair Leather
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Asan Chair Leather
₹49,900.00
Asan Sofa 3 Seater Asan Sofa 3 Seater
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Asan Sofa 3 Seater
₹1,58,500.00

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