These solid wooden stools were made by the Tonga people of Zimbabwe and southern Zambia. Hand-carved from one piece of wood they were traditionally used by the elderly as stool and were a status symbol which held significant importance across their culture. Always unique in size and shape where each shape holds different symbolic meaning.

*Please note there is a chip on the top edge of this piece – due to its age imperfections like this are common and add character.

Batonga Stool #1 measures 35cm -40cm high.