Dogon Staircase African Art

The Dogon Ladder of Mali is a traditional piece of craftsmanship used by the Dogon people in West Africa. These centuries-old, hand-carved ladders were used to access granaries and dwellings nestled in the impressive cliff faces. Each ladder is a unique work of wood and imbued with profound cultural significance. Now, these pieces have been transformed into authentic decorative elements by being presented on a stand that highlights their history and handcrafted beauty.

Product Features:

• Origin : Dogon ethnic group, Mali
• Material : Hand-carved acacia wood
• Antiquity : Traditional ladders used for centuries in the daily life of the Dogon. 19th century.
• Design : Each piece is completely unique, with shapes and details that vary from one to another.
• Presentation : Mounted on a stand for display

How to Buy:

Each staircase is unique and distinctive, so we offer personalized service. Request photos and measurements of the staircases currently available by emailing info@matutahome.com . We'll send you images and descriptions of the current pieces so you can choose the one that best suits your tastes.

Availability and Shipping:

• Availability : Exclusive online sales by order
• Shipping time : 2 to 3 weeks
• Personalized attention : Request photos and measurements of the available pieces by writing to info@matutahome.com

A Unique Piece of Tribal Art:

Dogon ladders are not only functional objects, but also symbols of Mali's rich culture. These exceptional pieces of African art, when mounted on a stand, become decorative art that will bring authenticity and a connection to African traditions to any space.

ORIGIN: MALI