Nigerian Nupe Stool - Red, Black, White Accents Stool The subtle variations in the

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Nigerian Nupe Stool - Red, Black, White Accents Stool The subtle variations in theNupe Stool from Nigeria 19th Century This Nigerian Nupe stool is a striking example of the woodcarving artistry associated with the Nupe people of Nigeria. Carved from a single piece of wood, the stool features a distinctive circular seat supported by short, thick legs, often arranged in geometric or intricately patterned forms. The Nupe are known for their skill in creating functional yet highly decorative objects, and this stool is no exception,