Figurative Art Chair with Stylized Female Figures

This appears to be a highly decorative and artistic chair, likely intended more as a statement piece or sculpture than for everyday utilitarian use. The chair features a striking backrest shaped as two stylized female figures, reminiscent of cubist or abstract art styles, possibly drawing inspiration from artists like Gustav Klimt due to the use of patterns and golden hues. The figures are depicted in profile and front-facing, with simplified facial features and long, flowing hair in shades of orange and brown. Their 'clothing' and the overall surface of the chair are intricately patterned with a variety of designs, including wavy lines, zebra-like stripes, circular motifs, and geometric shapes in a palette of black, white, gold, and various earth tones. The craftsmanship suggests a possibly hand-painted or applied decorative finish over a base material, which from the 'metal chair' context, could be metal, or perhaps wood or a composite material with a metallic finish. The surface exhibits a glossy or semi-glossy finish, suggesting a protective coating such as lacquer or resin. There are no obvious signs of significant wear or damage, though the intricate patterning makes subtle flaws hard to discern. The chair appears to be sturdy, with the backrest forming a large, flat, and likely rigid panel. The seat and armrests (if any, as they are not clearly visible) continue the thematic patterning. The overall aesthetic points towards a modern or contemporary art-deco inspired piece, possibly from the late 20th century or early 21st century. Its unique design and complex ornamentation indicate a focus on artistic expression and decorative appeal, rather than purely ergonomic function.