African Hand Beaded Royal Chairs

Learn about the intriguing history behind these African hand-beaded royal chairs from the Yoruba tribe, originating from Nigeria and Benin in West Africa.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and traditional craftsmanship, these African hand-beaded royal chairs were originally reserved for the esteemed Yoruba royal family. They reflect a profound sense of tradition and cultural significance.

Highly prized by Interior Designers in the hospitality industry, these armchairs boast intricate beadwork that requires approximately 12 to 14 weeks to complete for each chair. This showcases the dedication and skill of the artisans involved in their creation.

Originally designed for the royalty of the Yoruba tribe, these chairs served as symbols of authority and honour. Only the noble Kings and Queens were privileged to sit upon them, making them akin to African thrones.

Each bead adorning these chairs represents a part of the rich tapestry of African heritage and tradition. They offer a glimpse into the esteemed history of the Yoruba tribe and their profound cultural legacy.

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