Chieftain Chair from the Ivory Coast of West Africa

Description Originally hand-crafted for the Nigerian Yoruba tribe kings and queens, each chair takes approximately 3 months to make. Thousands of tiny glass beads are intricately applied to canvas fabric in beautiful shapes and designs. The fabric is then attached and stitched to the chair frame. A painstaking process resulting in an elaborate, one-of-a-kind work of art. We love these Yoruba chairs...

Lounge chair, satin black metal structure (aluminum) with black leather upholstery. The "West Coast Lounge Chair" is part of the "West Coast Collection", designed by Eleven Storie...

Dining chair, satin black or white metal structure (aluminum) with black leather upholstery. The "West Coast Chair" is part of the "West Coast Collection", designed by Eleven Storie...

Beautiful ethnic Senoufo armchair from the 60's coming from Africa. Structure and seat in solid wood entirely carved with "geometrical" forms. Beautiful patina of time on the whole a...

19th century, hand-carved small wooden chair with decorative metal and engraving details throughout the chair. From the Ivory Coast of Africa.   

An early 20th century African chieftain chair from the Oromo people in the eastern part of Ethiopia. The Oromo chairs and seats are all identifiable ...