Late 18th Century Turkana African Stool – Antique Kenyan Carved Seat

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Late 18th Century Turkana African Stool – Antique Kenyan Carved Seat

Enrich your space with ethnic elegance and historical depth … Read more Late 18th Century Turkana African Stool – Antique Kenyan Carved Seat

Enrich your space with ethnic elegance and historical depth with this 18th‑Century Turkana beaded stool, masterfully crafted by the Turkana tribe of Kenya. Acquired from an esteemed gallery in South Africa, this authentic African tribal stool carries centuries-old cultural significance and remarkable craftsmanship.

Key Features:

Authentic Turkana beadwork: The seat is adorned with vibrant, hand-sewn glass beads, reflecting the meticulous artistry and storytelling traditions of the Turkana people.

One-piece carved wood construction: Sculpted from a single block, the stool’s organically shaped legs and warm patina showcase the natural beauty of aged hardwood.

Compact accent piece: Ideal for tabletops, shelves, or entry consoles, its size and design make it a versatile decorative element that adds global flair.

Symbolic heritage: These stools once signified tribal identity and social status—this piece brings a piece of that legacy into your home.

Perfect for lovers of African antiques, global décor, and ethnographic art collectors, this Turkish stool is not just decorative—it’s a cultural artifact with soulful resonance.

Material: wood
Circa: 18th century, 1780
Origin: Kenya, Africa
Dimensions: Vase: 3"L 3"W 3"H
Overall: 9" diameter (top) 9 1/2" high, 1 1/2" deep 7" diameter (base)
Condition: Good. Consistent with age and use. See less