Antique African Figural Luba's Stool

A masterpiece of African art, this antique Luba stool showcases a stunningly carved woman holding up the seat. The wax-finished seat offers both comfort and elegance, while the detailed facial features reminiscent of Luba masks elevate this piece to a work of art. More than just a functional piece, this stool serves as a symbol of royal power and cultural significance. For the Luba people of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the caryatid figure holding the seat high represents the ruler's status and connection to ancestors and spirits. Despite some wear and tear, this antique Luba stool remains a captivating and culturally significant piece that will be a treasured addition to any collection. Found in Congo **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio Specifications Material: Hand-carved wood Dimensions: 10.5"D x 19.5"H Origin: Sourced by DE-COR; Luba caryatid stool tradition, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central Africa Era: Antique Style: Tribal African figural Condition: Good antique condition; wear and imperfections consistent with age Finish: Wax-finished brown patina