Cameroonian Bamileke Stool - Crocodile Stool Size:12in X 12in X 14in numbering around a quarter of

numbering around a quarter of a million

Handcrafted by skilled artisans from the Volta Region of Ghana

including initiation rituals and funerary rites Its dual-faced design

Featuring bold black and white geometric designs

Crafted by skilled artisans of the Bamileke tribe

Cameroonian Bamileke Stool - Crocodile Stool Size:12in X 12in X 14in numbering around a quarter ofBamileke Stool from Cameron 19th Century A 19th century wooden Bamileke stool from Cameroon, with a base intricately carved in the shape of a crocodile, is a striking example of the artistic mastery and cultural symbolism of the Bamileke people. These stools were not merely functional objects but symbols of power and status, typically reserved for royalty and important community leaders. The Bamileke are known for their sophisticated wood carving