Discover the timeless beauty and cultural significance of the antique African Senufo Tribe crocodile bench—a remarkable piece that brings history and artistry into your space. Hand-carved in West Africa during the 1920s by the skilled artisans of the Senufo tribe, this bench is a true testament to their masterful craftsmanship. Each detail has been meticulously sculpted from a single, hefty piece of indigenous hardwood, resulting in a naturally curved form that rests confidently on three robust, hand-shaped legs. Initially, such benches were reserved for important community figures, serving both as seating and as a powerful symbol of status and leadership. Today, it stands as a stunning piece of functional art, admired for its unique blend of simplicity and sculptural elegance. Measuring an impressive 48” long, 10" wide, and 26" high, this bench remains in very good vintage condition, complete and untouched by repairs—a rare find for its age. The seat retains its original woven textile cushion, itself an antique treasure. The intricate weaving and geometric patterns are not only visually striking but also hold deep cultural meaning, traditionally reserved for the ruler’s family. The gentle, authentic wear on the cushion tells the story of its heritage and use. Every natural mark and subtle imperfection enhances its authenticity, making this a genuine museum-grade artifact. Perfect for collectors or anyone seeking to infuse their home with the rich heritage and artistry of Africa, this Senufo crocodile bench is truly one-of-a-kind.