Ashanti Tribal Stool

A great example of a mid to late 20th century African Ashanti stool. Carved from one piece of wood

A larger than normal Ashanti tribal stool from Ghana. Based on the form of an animal, possibly a

A mid-20th century tribal stool. Carved from one piece of wood, this stool was made by the Ashanti

Ashanti stool from Ghana, carved from a single piece of wood. Wonderful carved details of

A large Ashanti stool from Ghana. Larger than average with good patination, signs of wear and tear

Large, vintage Ashanti stool carved from one piece of hardwood. Showing the Heraldic emblem of

Vintage African Ashanti Stool (Asegua), Ghana, late 20th century. Hand carved from a solid piece of

An early to mid 20th century Ashanti tribal stool. An original piece which has been well used and

A wonderful small early 20th century Ashanti tribal stool, headrest. Carved from a single piece of

1910 Ashanti tribal stool. This stool was used by the tribal leader's wife.

A primitive handcrafted wooden African Ashanti styled tribal stool or ottoman done with Mid Century

In traditional Ashanti culture, stools indicated power, status, and lines of succession. The flat

In traditional Ashanti culture, stools indicated power, status, and lines of succession. The flat

Stools indicated power, status, and lines of succession in traditional Ashanti culture. The flat

In traditional Ashanti culture, stools indicated power, status, and lines of succession. The

Hand carved teak African (Ghana) Ashanti stool. Carved at the center is the Adinkra " Gye Name

An Ashanti stool, traditional personal stool from Ghana. Mid 1970s. Hand-carved from a single

In traditional Ashanti culture, stools indicated power, status, and lines of succession. The flat

Stools indicated power, status, and lines of succession in traditional Ashanti culture. The flat

This impressive early twentieth-century stool, from the Ashanti culture in Ghana, depicts an

In traditional Ashanti culture of central Ghana, stools indicate power, status, and lines of

A very large scale carved hardwood Ashanti tribe stool Ghana, 20th century.

A remarkable Ashanti stool, with tribal markings & designs, carved from a solid block of wood

An indicator of status and family, stools play an integral role in traditional Ashanti culture

Original hand carved African tribal Ashanti stool, Ghana, early 20th century. Very nice almost

An old large African Ashanti stool with beautifully aged old surface color patina to carved wood

Original hand carved African tribal Ashanti stool - Ghana, early 20th century. Very nice details

This Ashanti carved stool dates from the 1980s and was found in Ghana. Hand carved and crafted from

This is an unusual and highly decorative Ashanti stool from Ghana. The stool features a carved

Found in Ghana, this Ashanti carved stool dates from the 1980s. Hand carved and crafted from a

A fine example of a hand carved wooden stool from the Ashanti Tribe in Ghana, Africa, dating to the

Pair of African Ashanti stools Wear consistent with age and use. ethnic furniture - wabi sabi

wood, in Ashanti culture this stool is perceived as a universal icon of power, achievement, and

An early 20th century Ashanti stool from Ghana. Hand carved from a single piece of blonde mahogany

A midcentury African tribal stool. Ashanti tribe, Ghana. A wonderful genuine tribal stool which has

Ashanti tribal stool from Ghana.

In traditional Ashanti culture, stools indicated power, status, and lines of succession. The flat

Stools indicated power, status, and lines of succession in traditional Ashanti culture. The

Stools indicated power, status, and lines of succession in traditional Ashanti culture. The flat

African "Ashanti" stool. hand-carved from African hardwood. Ebony finish. See our other listings

African "Ashanti" stool. Hand-carved from African hardwood. Ebony finish. See our other listings

, probably Ashanti (Asante) or Fanti (Fante). What separates this stool from the standard Akan stool or seat

blocks, Asante (or Ashanti) stool's traditionally have crescent-shaped seats, flat bases, and complex

Classic Ashanti ( Asante ) stool from Ghana. Finely carved from a single piece of wood in

Carved with what seems to be a bullet cartridge motif, this tribal stool makes a wonderful accent

The supports for Akan stools take many forms, they can be purely geometric or architectural with

This vintage Ashanti stool is from Ghana. This type of stool is used by storytellers and chiefs

Mid-20th century carved hardwood Ashanti stool, circa 1960. Traditional Ghanian ceremonial stool

Ashanti attributed African tribal stool in carved wood, with perforated top and perforated tiered

African Ashanti wood stool, Ghana, circa 1920s. Great design Art Deco. The Golden Stool (Ashanti

, Ashanti stools traditionally have crescent-shaped seats, flat bases and complex support structures, which

A well carved Ashanti stool from Ghana, made from a single block of wood

A well carved Ashanti stool from Ghana, made from a single block of wood with early metal repairs.

Beautiful Ashanti stool made by a member of the Akan folk / Ghana. The stool has a very nice and

African Ashanti stool, Ghana, circa 1950.

A nice old Ashanti African stool probably made for a chief. We think it was made about 1930. We

Ashanti African hand carved stool with inscription (see image 6), "From Valco Maintenance To George

A hand carved primitive wooden Ashanti styled West African Ghana stool or ottoman . The personality of the artistic native carved animal as the base of the curved seat makes this uni...

The price is for an individual currency and includes the custom made stand. The shape of a Mfunte currency has a seemingly simple yet complex design. The forged iron surface was scr...

Standing Akan Ghana female figure, early 20th century, Africa. Intense expression with large eyes. Female figure with one hand on her breast, representing presenting nourishment from...

This late nineteenth-century headrest, from the Oromo culture in Ethiopia, displays a rare form. Above a triangular-shaped base, the curved, crescent-shaped neck rest features four c...

This fine Mende ‘Sowei’ mask was worn exclusively by women. The mask represents an ideal of feminine beauty admired by the Mende: elaborate hairstyles, full forehead, small facial fe...

This magnificent gold bracelet was made for Ashanti royalty. The Ashanti Kingdom's wealth was significantly based on gold-mining and trading in gold, as well as agriculture. The ki...

Seated female figure on classic Akan stool holding a sword. From the Ewe people of Ghana, West Africa. Created as three separate carved pieces of wood that fit together for display,...