Bronze stool - Mat - Cameroon






Holds a postgraduate degree in African studies and 15 years experience in African art.
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Bronze stool titled Tabouret en bronze, of Tikar origin from Cameroon, 39 cm high, 27 cm wide and 27 cm deep, authentic/original and in good condition, sold without a stand.
Description from the seller
The Tikar people, predominantly established in the western and northwestern regions of Cameroon, have a rich artistic heritage, particularly in metalworking. Bronze objects bear witness to the artisans’ know-how and to the importance accorded to prestige items within traditional societies. This bronze stool illustrates technical mastery of metalwork, with particular attention given to shapes, proportions, and decorative details. Through its design, it conveys the importance of ceremonial furniture and objects associated with social status.
Through the quality of its craftsmanship and the richness of its work, this stool is a fine example of Tikar traditional art. It naturally finds its place in a collection of African art or in a contemporary interior, where it creates a harmonious dialogue between ancient traditions and contemporary aesthetics. This piece will appeal to collectors and lovers of African art for its cultural richness, its artistic quality, and its decorative character.
The Tikar people, predominantly established in the western and northwestern regions of Cameroon, have a rich artistic heritage, particularly in metalworking. Bronze objects bear witness to the artisans’ know-how and to the importance accorded to prestige items within traditional societies. This bronze stool illustrates technical mastery of metalwork, with particular attention given to shapes, proportions, and decorative details. Through its design, it conveys the importance of ceremonial furniture and objects associated with social status.
Through the quality of its craftsmanship and the richness of its work, this stool is a fine example of Tikar traditional art. It naturally finds its place in a collection of African art or in a contemporary interior, where it creates a harmonious dialogue between ancient traditions and contemporary aesthetics. This piece will appeal to collectors and lovers of African art for its cultural richness, its artistic quality, and its decorative character.
