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Induno Olona, ItalyOn Whoppah since October 2026 • 0 sales
Product description
This is a ceremonial stool attributed to the Bamileke or Bamun peoples of Cameroon, made of carved solid wood. The object reflects an artistic tradition rich in meaning, with a sculptural form that serves as both a seat and a striking decorative element. Entirely handmade from a single block of wood, this piece presumably dates back to the 1960s. The base is finely carved with figures and geometric motifs characteristic of the region's tribal art, while the concave seat offers a unique surface. The dark wood finish highlights the grain and craftsmanship, giving the object a material and authentic presence. The stool is in good general condition, consistent with its age and use. The patina acquired over time enriches its character, testifying to its history and original function. The structure is solid and the sculptural integrity is fully preserved. Thanks to its compact form and strong expressive value, this piece can be used as a side table next to a sofa, as occasional seating, or as a sculptural pedestal in a living room or study. It integrates perfectly into eclectic, bohemian, or Organic Modern interiors, adding a touch of history and craftsmanship.
Specifications
CategoryStoolsConditionGoodColorsBrownMaterialWoodNumber of items1Height28 cmWidth25 cmDepth23 cmSigns of usageScratches, CrackSeller locationInduno Olona, ItalyDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup