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This black leather and metal-framed chair was designed by the Spanish artist, designer, and cartoon enthusiast Javier Mariscal. The Garriri chair (1986), has an ear shape recalling Mickey Mouse, reinterpreted in artwork and underground comics by Mariscal himself in the seventies.
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