MALIAN DOGON PEOPLE CHAIR. Dogon chair, specifically a type of stool traditionally used by the Dogon people of Mali, are not merely functional objects but also carry significant cultural and symbolic meaning. The base of the chair features carved figures, which are a common motif in Dogon art, which represent ancestors or mythological beings, such as the Nommo, who are central to Dogon cosmology. The figures are integral to the chair's structure, acting as supporting legs. - Height: 25 inches. Estimate $140-200
