Danish design promoted a sincere interest in the interaction between users and their tools and a more organic understanding of form. Design should appeal to all senses not just visible. The first decades after World War II were the most fruitful period ever for Danish Design. Many Danish designers achieved world fame along with Hans J. Wegner including Finn Juhl, Arne Jacobsen, Borge Mogensen, and later Poul Kjaerholm and Verner Panton.

Hans J. Wegner was the carpenter who conceived of the design on the basis of how a creative craftsman with good practical sense would go about the task. Wegner himself described it in an interview with Henrik Sten Møller as “a competition, so much to do, quality to live up to, and personal competition between, among others, Borge Mogensen, Finn Juhl, and me.” But as Henrik Sten Møller wrote many years later, “I would venture to say that Hans J. Wegner is the most gifted cabinetmaker the world has ever known.”

The Rocking Chair in solid ash and plaited flag halyard came into production at PP Møbler in 1984.

With Wegner one can almost always sense an inspiration from the American shaker-tradition. And this is very much the case here. The chair also shows Wegner's usual insistence on quality in idea, shape, function and craft.

Lead times for PP Mobler products are approximately 14-16 weeks.

Item		Description		Highbrow price
PP-124		wegner rocker chair, fabic seat, halyard seat		$5320
PP-124-OT		wegner rocker with ottoman		$7030