the History Of Different Kinds Of Chairs

If I keep it very simple, than I would probably go with the much abused and repeated definition of the chair that consists of a seat, supporting legs and a back. However, there are dozens of items in the history of structure and balance that can come under the wide variety of chairing. Not many people would be aware of the proper history of this comfortable little object that has been going on side by side with us through all the thick and thin. Whenever man has needed support and comfort, chair has always been there for him and you have no idea how far back does this cozy relationship really go. It goes beyond the boundaries of the modern world all the way to the ancient times of the Pharos of the Great Old Egypt. You would be familiar with the mighty thrones you might have noticed in the Egyptian movies that have them decorated over everywhere but this history goes far back than this.We are not talking about the simple era of the pharos that we see splashed upon the pages of the history of Egypt or on the prints of DVDs of the movies concerned. The history of the mighty Pharos also go way back into the ancient times and so go our chairs. In the times when the Pharos were building their rule in Egypt and also their splendid palaces, simple and decorated chairs were introduced as the comfort sitting for the rulers. The pageantry also was provided with the chairs but they had more of the simplest ones that only came with the seats and no backs to support with. This all naturally changed as the time passed.In the beginning the chairs were fairly attraction less and made to need ordered. They were all massive wooden affairs that wouldn’t budge with a jack hammer. With the passage of time and evolution in the construction department, the chairs were made simpler and lighter. The old chairs were usually much too heavy to handle so they were changed a bit and their weight was relieved on a moderate scale, though the royal families still preferred massive and heavy thronged chairs to show their aura of superiority and strength that was fairly childish if you want to know the truth. Also there was a fair change in the styling of the chairs. Firstly the shape was mere box like as the need demanded but with time, the Romans came into the whole scenario and they replaced the typical straight shape of the chairs with the X shaped frames that are in vogue even today as you will see. Our common room chairs that fold when required are often made up in the X shaped frame and also you will notice the design common in your regular computer chairs. This was the brief history of chairs as told by the time.