Description
Asante stools, originating from Ghana's Asante tribe, represent more than mere furniturethey hold profound cultural & spiritual significance within Asante society. Carved from a single piece of wood, these stools, known as Dwa, symbolize identity, belonging, & protection, particularly given by fathers to daughters at puberty. Each stool reflects specific royal states, with unique designs denoting kings, queen mothers, & historical events, even having defeated enemy skulls attached to victorious kings' stools. Crafted through a generational craft involving wood selection, intricate carving, & specialized oil finishing, these stools' craftsmanship has garnered global recognition & collector appeal. Beyond aesthetics, Asante stools embody the rich cultural heritage & artistic expertise of the Asante people, transcending their functional role to signify identity & spiritual connection within their society. Height (In)10.5Width (In)19.0Depth (In)9.0 140363 Asante Dwa Wood Stool Throne Ghana
