This stool originates from Ghana and is connected to the Asante/Ashanti culture. Originally, the stool was made especially for the owner and was not allowed to be used by anyone else. As a result, there is a wide variety of designs for these stools. This rather large stool (height 60 cm) dates from the 60s.The stool is not completely symmetrical, which can be explained by the fact that the stool is made by hand from a single piece of (teak) wood. On the left side, the wood is slightly lighter in color. Weight: just over 11.5 kg.