The Ashanti stools refer to a collection of traditional ceremonial stools associated with the Ashanti people, an ethnic group from Ghana in West Africa. These stools hold significant cultural, spiritual, and historical importance within the Ashanti society.
Ashanti stools are not mere pieces of furniture; rather, they are symbols of authority, power, and prestige. Each stool is unique and has its own meaning, often linked to the person who owns or uses it.
Ashanti stools are primarily used during important ceremonies, such as royal ascensions, funerals, and other significant events. They play a central role in the enthronement of Ashanti kings and chiefs.
They are not meant for sitting in the conventional sense but are rather seen as sacred thrones.
W54,5 – D30 – H41,5 – SH36,5 cm
W51,5 – D26 – H36,5 – SH31,5 cm
W50 – D26 – H33 – SH29 cm
€1,750.00
