Malian Dogon Ladder

c. 1900
$3,280 USD SOLD
Dimensions
W: 15.0" D: 5.0" H: 84.0"
Materials
Wood
Collection #
CAA0628B
Estimated Shipping
$388

The Dogon people of Mali lived a vertical life. With homes set into cliff faces and orchards to harvest, tree ladders were integral tools of daily life. A pattern of well-worn steps darkens the wood, adding depth and texture, balanced by the asymmetry of the ladder's forked top. Hand-carved from single tree trunks, the practical design of this ladder lives on as a spirited, sculptural object.

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