Primitive Handcarved African Ceremonial Stool

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Senufo stools and side tables are traditionally made by the Senufo people, who live in West Africa. This primitive stool is hand carved and made from a single piece of wood and feature a flat seat with four cone shaped legs. This Senufo stool was originally used as seating for important figures or as a symbol of status and authority and are considered a symbol of the rich cultural heritage of the Senufo people and are admired for their beauty, simplicity, and functionality. This African stool will work as a rustic side table with modern lines and feature a wax finish. Found in West African **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio lighting. Specifications Material: Hand-carved solid wood, single piece Dimensions: 25.25"L x 18.75"D x 15.5"H Origin: Sourced by DE-COR; Senufo four-legged ceremonial stool tradition, West Africa Era: Vintage Style: Tribal West African ceremonial Condition: Wear consistent with age and use; minor wear and age marks present, part of its historical character Finish: Wax-finished dark brown

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