Stool "Hehe Iringa" - hand carved

The hand-carved wooden stool made from a single piece of wood is a special work of art and has its origins in Africa. The Hehe stools are part of African culture and have a deeper meaning than just being a piece of furniture. They serve as a social insignia and show the social rank of the owner. Every person in Africa is entitled to a seat that corresponds to their social rank. The Hehe stools usually have three or four legs and are equipped with a simple round polished seat. These traditional nomadic stools can be used as low seating or as table accessories.

Across Tanzania, many different groups of people make similar chairs/stools, paying particular attention to the level of detail in their carvings. The art of carving has been passed down for generations in Africa and has a long history. Each craftsman gives his work a personal touch, so that every piece of furniture is unique.

This hand-carved wooden stool made from a single piece of wood can be used in any room as a decorative and practical element and is sure to attract attention.

• Color: brown
• Materials: wood
• Dimensions: 27x19 cm
• Weight: 2.2kg
• Natural materials may vary in shape and color
• Origin: Tanzania
• Item number: HT90