One of the larger Senufo stools, carved by hand from a single block of West African hardwood. Among the Senufo, a stool is never just furniture — it signals standing within the community and plays its part in ceremony.
Tall and sculptural, it earns its place as occasional seating, a commanding side table, or a plinth for plants and objects. Built from solid timber to last for years, and carved by hand, so genuinely one-off.
