Ancas Credenza
Ancas Credenza
The cassapanca sarda, a large wooden chest to store linens, is one of the most ancient pieces of Sardinian furniture.
There are prehistoric bronze models of these chests, as well as examples in every region which share the same general structure, differing only slightly in decoration and style. Chiara Andreatti and Pierpaolo Mandis worked together to make Ancas, a sideboard with the same spirit as the classic Sardinian chest. It retains certain mechanisms from its antecedent - such as the lid that lifts on the top section, the inclusion of intaglio wood carving, and the massive, block-like center. Made of chestnut wood and assembled completely by hand in Mandis’ workshop, Ancas is a substantial, sculptural reimagining of a prominent piece of Sardinian history.
Designed by Chiara Andreatti and Pierpaolo Mandis for Sardinian-based design publisher, Pretziada.
52" L x 20.9" W x 65.4" H
Chestnut
This item will ship using one of our trusted freight carriers, and requires a delivery appointment. Our chosen freight carrier will reach out directly to schedule the appointment once the order is ready for shipment. This item is subject to a delivery fee, calculated at check out based on the item's weight and size.
Please contact help@trnk-nyc.com with any additional questions regarding shipping or delivery.
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The cassapanca sarda, a large wooden chest to store linens, is one of the most ancient pieces of Sardinian furniture.
There are prehistoric bronze models of these chests, as well as examples in every region which share the same general structure, differing only slightly in decoration and style. Chiara Andreatti and Pierpaolo Mandis worked together to make Ancas, a sideboard with the same spirit as the classic Sardinian chest. It retains certain mechanisms from its antecedent - such as the lid that lifts on the top section, the inclusion of intaglio wood carving, and the massive, block-like center. Made of chestnut wood and assembled completely by hand in Mandis’ workshop, Ancas is a substantial, sculptural reimagining of a prominent piece of Sardinian history.
Designed by Chiara Andreatti and Pierpaolo Mandis for Sardinian-based design publisher, Pretziada.
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52" L x 20.9" W x 65.4" H
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Chestnut
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This item will ship using one of our trusted freight carriers, and requires a delivery appointment. Our chosen freight carrier will reach out directly to schedule the appointment once the order is ready for shipment. This item is subject to a delivery fee, calculated at check out based on the item's weight and size.
Please contact help@trnk-nyc.com with any additional questions regarding shipping or delivery.
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Kyre Chenven, a native Californian, and Ivano Atzori, Milanese by birth, moved to the southwest corner of Sardinia four years ago to begin working with artisans on resuscitating local craft. Kyre worked for years as a set designer in New York, while Ivano comes from the world of graffiti and contemporary art.
Together they work symbiotically as cultural translators: writing and photographing the particularities of the island, reproposing new designs of classic pieces, producing original designs of international creatives and assisting the artisans to shape their future trajectory. Research and narration are at the heart of their practice.