African Senufo Stool

A Senufo stool or side table made from one piece of wood from the Ivory Coast.

A pair of English aesthetic footstools. Ebonite’s wood with gilt stenciling. 1860s.

This African piece was made by the oromo igbo people of ethiopia It is a gourd with weaved fiber and metal covering it with intricate design and patterns It has a lid with it which is usually not found It definately has age but not sure of its exact year This vessel is a lovely african artifact...

This is a wonderful colorful beaded head made by the people of Cameroon Africa and put on a lucite stand

Western African hardwood stool carved from a single piece of wood.... makes a great side table as well ..... flat top.

These Senufo stools are hand carved from hardwood by the Senufo tribe in Ivory Coast. Senufo stools are known for their chunky and/or tapered legs and concave tops. They are traditionally carved from a single block of wood. Handcrafted, no two are alike due to its artisanal nature. ethnic furniture...

Andrianna Shamaris stool/table that is hand carved of solid wood with beautiful grain and aged patina. Both a sculptural & functional piece of art. Slightly curved top and tapered co...

Senufo stool natural by Arno Declercq Dimensions: W 30 x D 30 x H 50 cm Materials: African walnut Arno Declercq Belgian designer and art dealer who makes bespoke objects with passion for design, atmosphere, history and craft. Arno grew up in a family with parents who like to work with beautiful brands and objects. His father studied at the Royal Academy of Arts Fashion Department, he worked for Bikkembergs and made his own fashion brands, but has also collected tribal arts for more than 20 years. His mother, who worked with his father from the beginning, bought a shoe store in 2010 where they sold brands as Rick Owens, Ann Demeulemeester, Maison Martin Margiela, ... With the interest in beauty he learned from his parents, Arno studied interior design, after learning a lot about materials and with great knowledge of history he designed interiors and opened his own gallery for ethnographic art...