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They are not furniture, they are not sculpture, just call them Lalannes.
Hovering between the lines of sculpture, decorative art and furniture, Moutons de laine, 24 handmade woolen sheep that can be used as chairs or ottomans, were the first to be referred to by that name, in 1966, by sculptor François-Xavier Lalanne, one half of the art duo known as Les Lalanne. Shortly thereafter, their highly sought, surreal yet functional sculptures, all became known as Lelannes.
Moutons de laine (Woolen sheep) (detail), François-Xavier Lalanne, 1968-1971. Patinated bronze, wool, aluminum, wood; sheep: Private collection. © 2021 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris ....

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