We join Ève and Arnaud of ODA Paris in presenting an edit of rare, mid-century pieces for the home. They began as a vintage home goods vendor at one of France’s most respected Flea Markets, Marché Paul Bert in Saint-Ouen. Now, the duo seeks to create atmospheres and find objects that recollect a juxtaposition of contexts, spaces, and elements evoking emotion and fostering new memories.
Ewald Kröner is a German contemporary artist and designer known for his exemplary tapestries and carpets. In the 1970s, he bought a castle in Heckhausen, Germany to set up his own workshop where he weaved his art. “Sun” evokes the spirit of the 70s, with hopes of change and social advancement. Signed by Kröner itself, it was shown at the Expo ‘70 in Osaka, the first world's fair held in Japan. The theme was "Progress and Harmony for Mankind.” Since, his work has been shown worldwide, including at the German Pavilion and his own retrospective shows.
Height: 39” Width: 47.5"
This piece ships to the USA only, international orders will be cancelled.
Each piece from ODA Paris is decades old and preloved. Due to this, homeware will have minor signs of wear that contribute to its overall character.
ODA Paris pieces are returnable for site credit only. No refunds will be available.
