The feluca (“becorn hat” in English) is an ancient headgear used in the eighteenth century and characterized by two downward curved extremities. It is no coincidence if BrogliatoTraverso has chosen this name for this new chair, since its backrest has a shape that strongly reminds of it.

Feluca is a classic stool, revised in wood and steel. It is characterized by an elliptical structure and legs, which lean against the back of the backrest, as if they were suspenders. The frame is lacquered in three finishes, while the seat and back are made of ash wood, natural or lacquered in tone-on-tone with the frame.