Wooden stool and beads - Bamileke - Cameroon






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Tabouret en bois et perles, Bamileke, Cameroun; a single piece dating to 2000–2010, carved in wood and beads, 43 cm high, 35 cm wide, 35 cm deep, provenance Cameroun, in good condition.
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Wooden stool and beads – Bamileke – Cameroon
This remarkable piece is attributed to the artistic tradition of the Bamileke, a people settled in the highlands of the west of Cameroon. Stools hold an important place in Bamileke traditions and can be associated with prestige, status, and ceremonies. Carved in wood and enriched with beads, this stool blends the Nobility of the material with meticulous decorative work. The combination of sculpted forms and beads adds visual richness to the whole, bearing witness to the know-how of Bamileke artisans.
Much more than a simple piece of furniture, this work has a true sculptural presence and can become a focal point in a contemporary interior. The contrast between wood and beads creates an elegant dialogue between Bamileke artistic heritage and a contemporary aesthetic, allowing it to be integrated as well into refined decor as into an African art collection. A piece of character for enthusiasts and collectors seeking a rare, decorative, and deeply evocative object.
Wooden stool and beads – Bamileke – Cameroon
This remarkable piece is attributed to the artistic tradition of the Bamileke, a people settled in the highlands of the west of Cameroon. Stools hold an important place in Bamileke traditions and can be associated with prestige, status, and ceremonies. Carved in wood and enriched with beads, this stool blends the Nobility of the material with meticulous decorative work. The combination of sculpted forms and beads adds visual richness to the whole, bearing witness to the know-how of Bamileke artisans.
Much more than a simple piece of furniture, this work has a true sculptural presence and can become a focal point in a contemporary interior. The contrast between wood and beads creates an elegant dialogue between Bamileke artistic heritage and a contemporary aesthetic, allowing it to be integrated as well into refined decor as into an African art collection. A piece of character for enthusiasts and collectors seeking a rare, decorative, and deeply evocative object.
