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CARVED FOLDING CHAIR

CARVED FOLDING CHAIR

Regular price £375.00 GBP
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Hand carved traditional African chair.

Experience the unique craftsmanship of West Africa with this hand-carved, traditional African chair. Crafted from two solid wood pieces with intricate details, this chair boasts a 33cm seating surface that slopes down to 20cm, creating a low seated angle for extra comfort. 

This stool is carved in the style of a traditional birthing chair, normally a wooden seat with a sloped back and angled seat. Its original purpose was to help women maintain the proper position to deliver a baby, however many people use them for seating or decoration

An authentic piece of African artistry, this chair will look wonderful in any room.

 

Dimensions

Overall Width: 29.5cm
Overall Height: 59cm
Overall Depth: 79cm
Seat Height: 20cm
Seat Width: 20cm
Seat Depth: 30cm

Materials

Wood

Shipping & Returns

Shipping

Estimated delivery time:

Domestic - 2 to 3 working days

Europe & USA - 2 to 4 working days

Worldwide - 3 to 9 working days

Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) - We ship all orders to Europe & USA on a Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) basis. This means all relevant import duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees are calculated and fully paid at checkout. The price you see at checkout is final. You will never have to pay extra fees to the courier or customs to receive your package

  • Orders are processed in 2 to 3 business days
  • Shipping charges are calculated and displayed at checkout.
  • Couriers - Royal Mail, UPS and DHL
  • Local Pickup available
  • Shipping Policy

Returns

  • Buyer can return or exchange an item
  • Buyer must return item within 30 days of collection or delivery
  • Refund Policy

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