SURRENDER CHAIR ORNAMENT

This one is a crowd favorite. The "Surrender" ornament is a miniature of the Togo chair by Michel Ducaroy, designed in 1973 for Ligne Roset and now regarded as one of the most recognizable works of postwar French modern design. Togo was radical for its time. Ducaroy rejected the traditional sofa silhouette and built the entire form from layers of foam shaped into pleats that follow the body. No legs, no frame, no formality. Its low profile and ergonomic folds captured the cultural shift of the 1970s, when living rooms became softer, more relaxed, and unapologetically informal. Togo challenged the hierarchy of “proper seating” and became an instant icon because people could finally sit however they wanted. BONDDING turned this plush favorite into a tiny glass sculpture that still holds the spirit of the original. Softness, ease, and a little bit of rebellion, now sized for your tree. Celebrating an iconic chair through affection, BONDDING’s Surrender ornament is formed from a hand-sculpted wax mold + made of hand-blown glass. Each ornament is individually hand-painted + finished with BONDDING’s silver tag + minimalist cap. DETAILS: By BONDDING Dimensions: 3 × 3 × 3.5 in (8 × 7.5 × 9 cm) Hand-Blown Glass Edition: First Edition. Limited to 1000 pieces Care: Dust gently and store in a box with wrapping materials to avoid breakage