Guinean Baga Wood Stool - Carved Seat Stool masks The patina developed over the

The patina developed over the years enhances its antique allure

with one face looking forward and one backward

The deep indigo and earthy tones commonly found in Baule textiles are achieved through natural dyes

Indigo cloths like this were highly valued in West African societies

This animal -faced mask with the thick collar of natural raffia comes from the Congolese Suku people

Guinean Baga Wood Stool - Carved Seat Stool masks The patina developed over theBaga Stool from Guinea This Beautiful hand carved stool is made by the Baga people of Guinea from one single piece of wood. It has a rich brown color that will suit contemporary interiors. This Stool Can be used as an accent table as well. The variations in wood grain and tone are inherent to natural wood and should be expected. Other organic characteristics, such as occasional knots, indentations, distressing, and slight imperfections, may also