The Sciangai coat rack by Zanotta is an icon of Italian design, created in 1973 by Jonathan De Pas, Donato D'Urbino, and Paolo Lomazzi. This piece represents a modern interpretation of the classic coat rack, with a touch of originality and functionality that makes it a distinctive element in any environment. Main Features: - Design and Materials: Structure in ash stained oak, gray, white, black, or bordeaux. Its structure consists of eight rods that intersect harmoniously, reminiscent of the Chinese game from which it takes its name. - Dimensions: The coat rack has a height of approximately 145 cm, making it perfect for hanging coats, jackets, and other garments without taking up too much space. - Functionality: Thanks to its radial structure, Sciangai offers numerous points for hanging clothes, ensuring stability and practicality. Its shape allows it to be easily placed in any corner of the house or office. - Style: Its essential and refined aesthetic makes it suitable for various decor styles, from classic to contemporary. It is a piece that combines elegance and utility, adding a touch of sophistication to the environment. Awards and Collections: Awards: - FIAT "Italian Design" Selection 1978 - Compasso d'Oro Award 1979 - BIO 9 Ljubljana Award 1981 Museum Collections: - Israel Museum, Jerusalem - Kunstgewerbemuseum, Berlin - Fondazione Triennale Design Museum, Milan - The Museum of Modern Art, New York - Fond National d’Art Contemporain, Puteaux - LAB Museo del Design, Anna Querci Foundation, Calenzano - Thessaloniki Design Museum, Saloniki - Design Museum, Gent - ADI Design Museum, Milan This coat rack is not only a functional object but also a sculpture that enriches the space with its elegant and distinctive presence. Sciangai by Zanotta is a classic of design that continues to be appreciated for its simplicity, beauty, and practicality.