Bled Chair – Designed by Niko Kralj, Produced by Stol Kamnik in the Late 1950s An exact example of this armchair is part of the permanent collection at the Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO) in Ljubljana, further emphasizing its historical and cultural importance. The Bled Chair, a masterpiece designed by the legendary Niko Kralj, was produced by Stol Kamnik towards the end of the 1950s. Niko Kralj is a prominent figure in Yugoslavian and Slovenian industrial design, leaving behind a significant legacy. This armchair earned the name "Bled" due to its association with the Lovec Hotel, near Lake Bled. This particular model is quite rare. It is one of only a handful of surviving examples from that era, and this armchair is a pristine original. As seen in the photos, the birth certificate and edition number are inscribed in Slovenian beneath the seat, authenticating its historical value. Named after the tranquil Lake Bled, the chair's design reflects the serenity and beauty of one of Slovenia’s most iconic landscapes, known for its enchanting atmosphere. Niko Kralj, celebrated as a pioneer of Yugoslavian industrial design, is revered for his creations that emphasize functionality, simplicity, and timeless elegance. The Bled Armchair is a prime example of his genius, seamlessly blending comfort with minimalist beauty. Stol Kamnik, the esteemed Yugoslavian furniture manufacturer, produced the Bled Chair with the highest standards of craftsmanship. Known for their exceptional quality, Stol Kamnik’s collaboration with Kralj resulted in furniture pieces that not only served a functional purpose but also carried deep cultural and historical significance. This specific Bled Armchair is in excellent, completely intact condition, with no damage, remaining as elegant and functional as when it was first crafted—making it an exceptional and rare find. The armchair will be shipped with full insurance, ensuring its safe delivery to the buyer and providing peace of mind for this rare and valuable piece.