Martin Eisler Caviuna Cane Dining Chair, 1960s – Set of 10
Brazil | Circa 1960s

Designed by Martin Eisler, this set of ten Caviuna Cane Dining Chairs represents a pivotal moment in mid-century Brazilian design. Born in Argentina but shaping the design scene in Brazil, Eisler’s work sits at the crossroads of European modernism and Brazilian artistry, blending function with bold visual language. His designs have the understated, yet unforgettable, quality that makes them stand out without needing to demand attention.

These chairs, crafted in Caviuna wood—a Brazilian hardwood known for its subtle warmth and fine grain—are woven with cane in a natural, rhythmic pattern. Together, they reflect a unique marriage of artisanal techniques and modernist simplicity. The set of ten chairs is incredibly rare, making this collection especially special for collectors or anyone looking to own a piece of history in Brazilian design. Each chair is sturdy yet lightweight, designed not just for comfort, but for long-lasting beauty and practical living.

Eisler’s work is minimal yet profound—these chairs have an understated presence, enhancing any space with their balanced proportions and natural textures. There is a quiet, enduring quality to the Caviuna Cane Dining Chair set, offering a timeless invitation to gather, share a meal, and appreciate the evolution of design that focused on creating pieces that lived well, both in everyday use and as objects of lasting craftsmanship.

At Banda Gallery, we are proud to offer this rare opportunity to acquire an authentic, complete set—one that brings together Brazilian materiality, mid-century modern design, and the legacy of Martin Eisler’s enduring influence.