YORUBA AND YORUBA STYLE STOOLS ARCHIVES, Nigeria

The stools below have been sold and are left here for educational and research purposes.

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YORUBA STYLE
Stool 2
16.5" high
SOLD

YORUBA STYLE
Stool 5
16" high
SOLD

YORUBA
Stool 4
16" high
SOLD


YORUBA STYLE
Chair 1
SOLD

Photographs © Hamill Gallery

YORUBA, STOOLS ARCHIVES, Nigeria

Yoruba stools, like those of the Luba, related to kings and important chiefs. They defined their power by the display of prestige objects during important ceremonies. Stools were among the most important of these objects. The ruler was literally as well as figuratively supported by a male or female caryatid figure, which also symbolizes the continuity of power.

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