Featuring a solid reddish-brown color, this Ghanaian stool is crafted by hand of cedar wood, featuring a round top and three legs. Designed by Raphat Asigbey, each leg is carved in the shape of a mask, celebrating the virtues of family life. The artisan gives the stool a rustic finish, accenting each face with embossed aluminum plate that depicts the Adinkra symbols Gye Nyame, Pempasie, and Akoko Nan, reflecting spirituality, readiness, and discipline.