20th Century West African Ashanti Bronze Chief’s Stool from Ghana
20th Century West African Ashanti Bronze Chief’s Stool from Ghana
A remarkable 20th century West African Ashanti chief’s stool from Ghana, cast in bronze and richly embossed with traditional geometric detailing.
The stool features a curved ceremonial seat raised on a powerful leopard-form base, a motif that gives the piece exceptional presence and symbolic force. In Ashanti culture, stools carry deep meaning, often associated with authority, lineage, ceremony, and continuity.
More than a decorative object, this piece reads as functional sculpture. Its bronze construction, figural base, and intricate surface work give it weight, presence, and cultural depth.
A rare and powerful object with cultural depth, material richness, and extraordinary visual character.
Details
- 20th century West African Ashanti chief’s stool
- Origin: Ghana, West Africa
- Bronze construction
- Embossed geometric detailing
- Leopard-form base
- Traditional Ashanti form
- Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear
- Dimensions: 31” L x 15” W
- Please contact us to arrange shipping
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