Ashanti Hand-Carved Tribal Stool from Ghana - 19" L X 10" D X 12" H

Traditional Ashanti stool from Ghana that was carved from a single piece of wood. These are architectural in nature with a crescent-shaped seat, a flat base and intricately carved support structures that have symbolic meanings. The design of this stool is known as the "Ahema Dwa," symbolizing it was crafted for a Queen Mother with a barrel shaped carving serving as the central support. This example has amazing patina, is structurally sound and would complement most any décor as a low stand or ornamental base. Use it in a Mid-Century, Organic Inspired, Japandi or Wabi Sabi environment.

Place of Origin: Ghana

Date of Manufacture: early-20^th Century

Condition: Very Good

Wear: Consistent with age and use. Several repairs to splits in the wood body. Piece is sturdy and structurally sound. Please refer to pictures.

Dimensions:

Top: 19 in L X 10 in. D

Base: 19 in L X 8 in. W

Total: 12 in. H

Reference:

Spurlock Museum of World Cultures at the University of Illinois

Glasgow Museum

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