Luba AAA322 stool

A Luba chief’s stool with symbolic carving

The Luba chief’s stool AAA322 dates from the 20th century and comes from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Presented by Versmissen, it is a symbol of power and authority in Luba culture. Its composition features a circular base supported by four sculpted legs, above which stands a female caryatid representing a Luba ancestor.

Made from natural beige wood, the caryatid is carved in a naturalistic style. The face, hair and clothing are rendered with precision. The figure wears a long, flowing dress and a diadem. Measuring 44,5 x 44,5 x 34 cm, this unique piece combines a functional structure, ancestral representation and figurative details. It reflects the history and artistic traditions of the Luba people.

Details of the AAA322 chief's stool

• Unique 20th-century piece
• Natural wood in a beige color
• Circular base with four carved legs
• Female caryatid wearing a diadem
• Dimensions: 44,5 x 44,5 x 34 cm