This Senufo stool from the Ivory Coast features a curved top supported by four square legs. The design is complemented by snake-head carvings on either side. The stool's unique form resembles a headrest which enhances its aesthetic appeal.
 
Historically, Senufo stools served as functional seating and symbols of status and spirituality within the community. The snake heads likely represent protection and wisdom, themes commonly associated with Senufo art and beliefs. This stool’s design makes it a striking addition to any space, reflecting the intricate balance between utility and expression.