Jaguar Stool by Indigenous Artist Apahu Waurá

Celebrating both the everyday and the ritualistic, these Indigenous stools take center stage in Brazilian artisanal design.

These iconic Brazilian Indigenous stools are expertly handcrafted by the Wauja community, residing in the Upper-Xingu region in Northern Brazil. Skillfully carved from a single piece of wood, each stool embodies the shapes of Brazilian fauna, mythical beings, or intricate geometric patterns. Adorned with captivating designs inspired by dreams and transcendental visions, these stools stand as a testament to both Indigenous cosmology and contemporary artistry.