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African Furniture
Besides it’s functional and home decor values, African furniture can also be dramatic symbolic expressions of messages and guiding principles. These messages and principles act as a fabric for the peaceful existence of the tribe or the society as a whole. Each African furniture piece is designed to accentuate the traditional stature and purpose. The crocodile stool furniture for example symbolizes the importance of peaceful co-existence. While the “Gye Nyame” stool furniture represents the omnipotence of God. These African furniture items are of Kinship significance and are mostly found in the House of Kings and tribal chiefs. The African furniture pieces that are found in Western Art Museums are also dramatic symbolic portrayals of the artistic nature of the African people in general and the complexity of it’s artistry. With close attention to the individual pieces it’s possible to accentuate the positive values and the desire to include one in ones home décor.
Type of Wood: Teak wood.Size: (HxWxL)44x1x16 The recliner is the tribal lazy chair of ancient Africa. A common relaxing chair that could be found in homes of small towns and villages in modern Africa today. The elephant trunk-up sysbol on the chair is for good luck.
Traditional Tribal Mask Pedestal to accentuate you living room decor with the spirit of Africa. A product of Agege crafters of the Ashanti region of Ghana. The crafter Akwasi Agyeman is a world renowned carver known for his quality of work and design.
Accentuate your bathroom and living room decor
with this unique function tribal bamboo magazine rack. A product on Akwasi Nti
of the Akan cooperative weavers and artist group of Ghana, West Africa. The
group is known for their quality of work and creativity. This rack will be a
great addition to your home decor. Versatile rack is perfect for holding
magazines, books, wines and news papers Handcrafted in Ghana, West Africa.
Measures 18ins H x12ins W x 20ins Long
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