Ivorian Senufo Security Chair Statue encapsulating the Kuba people's rich

encapsulating the Kuba people's rich cultural heritage and their mastery in the art of textile production

with its smooth

This 19th-century Kuba hat from Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo) is a striking example of Kuba textile artistry and craftsmanship

Dan Bassa Statue from Liberia

the queen mother

Ivorian Senufo Security Chair Statue encapsulating the Kuba people's richIvorian Senufo Security Chair This simplistic wonder is each carved from a single piece of native hardwood and originates from the Senufo people of the Ivory Coast. The Senufo chair has a unique utilitarian folding up system designed for the semi nomadic life of the Senufo people. Traditionally on the back of these chairs there is a lovely surprise of a carved animal here, the crocodile. Origin: Ivory Coast, Africa Dimensions: 18in X 31in X 49in