Bleached Elm Farmers Stool From Henan - 19th Century Style - Teapot pronounced musculature and confident carving

pronounced musculature and confident carving that speaks to the skill of the original craftsman

55 x 25 x 80 (wxdxh cms)

It's made on a hand powered lathe

all characteristic of Dhokra metalwork

The Bambara are a tribe that belongs to the Mandé ethnic group and can be found in much of west Africa

Bleached Elm Farmers Stool From Henan - 19th Century Style - Teapot pronounced musculature and confident carvingThis 19th century bleached elm farmers stool from Henan province is a beautifully rustic example of traditional Chinese country craftsmanship. Formed from solid elm, the thick plank seat and simple, sturdy frame reflect its origins as a practical working piece used in rural homes and farms. The stool has been gently bleached over time, softening the natural tones of the elm while allowing the rich grain, knots, and historic wear to remain visible. The