GHANIAN ASHANTI PEOPLE "OSEBA DWA" STOOL. Patinated Asante wooden stool, specifically an "oseba dwa" or leopard stool, from the Ashanti people of Ghana. These stools are not merely functional objects but hold significant cultural and spiritual meaning. The leopard depicted on the stool is a symbol of the Bretuo clan, associated with the Asante military, and stools featuring leopards or elephants were traditionally reserved for kings or high-ranking individuals. The stool features a concave seat, a base plate, and the stylized leopard acting as a support. - Height: 15 inches / length: 26 inches. Estimate $140-200
