Senufo Stool Saarde There’s a certain ritual involved

There’s a certain ritual involved in drinking tea in North Africa: steeping the leaves

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Because each piece is made by hand

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The porcelain is made and painted by hand which makes it unique

Senufo Stool Saarde There’s a certain ritual involvedMade by the Senufo tribe, who live across countries in West Africa (primarily Cote DeIvoire, Burkina Fasso, and Mali), each of these stools is carved from a single piece of wawa wood, a timber common in West and Central Africa. Due to the process of their making they are without seams or any other sign of joinery. Each stool is unique and individual, a complete one off.