Luba AAA330 Stool

This 20th century Luba stool is an important piece of art and symbolism. It is made of natural wood and measures 40x38.5x56.5 cm. The female caryatid that supports the plateau represents a female ancestor, a symbol of succession and inheritance through the female line in Luba society. The stool was used by royal chiefs and titled officials to symbolize their power and authority. It was also used in religious ceremonies to honor ancestors and spirits. This stool is a great example of Luba art and culture. It is both unique and meaningful, and it gives us a glimpse into the rich history and traditions of these people.