Luba AAA335 stool

A Luba stool associated with the power of chiefs

The Luba AAA335 stool dates from the 20th century and originates from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Offered by Versmissen, it stands out for its female caryatid, which directly supports the seat. This figure represents an ancestor and symbolizes the continuity of the royal lineage, giving the composition strong cultural and historical significance.

Made from natural beige wood, the stool measures 24,5 x 24,5 x 40 cm. This type of seat was used by Luba chiefs during important ceremonies, particularly enthronements or judgments. It expressed the power and authority of its holder. This unique piece therefore provides tangible evidence of the culture, history and traditions of the Luba people.

Details of the AAA335 chief's stool

• Unique 20th-century piece
• Originating from the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Female caryatid representing an ancestor
• Natural wood in a beige color
• Dimensions: 24,5 x 24,5 x 40 cm