Stool
Asante (Ashanti); Ghana Collected by Joan Wescott, 1955-57 5-15228
Stools, common throughout Africa, were used especially by men and those of high status. Their forms and elaboration varied; most, like this one, were carved out of a single block of wood. For the Asante, a golden stool was the principal insignia of the king.
(Photograph 5 of 18)
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