A large Yoruba woman, Nigeria, seated on a stool, surrounded by two small women and two men, posted on a circular base. The focal point of the sculpture is a large Yoruba woman seated on a stool, indicating her prominence or perhaps a central role in a familial or communal setting, her posture and facial expression may convey a sense of wisdom, dignity, or perhaps a specific emotion depending on the artist's interpretation.. The woman is depicted with traditional Yoruba hairdoe, her status or role in the community. Surrounding the central figure are two smaller female figures and two male figures. These additional figures might represent family members, community members, or ancestors, they are naked and one is carrying a pot. the wooden sculpture embodies the artistic traditions of the Yoruba people, showcasing their skillful craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the cultural significance of communal and familial connections within the Yoruba society in Nigeria; the natural brownish patina of the wood suggests that the sculpture has aged over time, contributing to its authenticity and character.

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Height: 98 cm
Weight: 9 kg