Luba AAA110 stool

A carved Luba composition adorned with cowrie shells

Dating from the mid-20th century, the Luba AAA110 stool comes from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This piece associated with the Luba tribe is crafted from natural wood and distinguished by its figurative composition. Versmissen presents a model supported by a kneeling female figure whose carved body bears subtle scarification marks. These details give the piece a particularly distinctive visual identity.

The ornamentation continues with decorative cowrie shells visible on the stool. On the inner surface, they are accompanied by small metal pieces, adding another level of detail to the craftsmanship. The combination of wood, carving and these decorative elements reflects the Luba cultural history evoked by the piece. The stool comes in a natural beige colour and measures 33,5 x 35,5 x 50,5 cm.

The distinctive features of the AAA110 model

• Mid-20th-century Luba stool
• Carved kneeling female figure
• Subtle scarification and decorative cowrie shells
• Natural wood with small metal pieces
• Dimensions: 33,5 x 35,5 x 50,5 cm