This is a rustic, low-profile stool, often referred to as a meditation footstool or a traditional Pidhi, featuring a hand-woven seat held by four sturdy, dark-toned wooden legs.Origin and Age: These pieces are typically identified as originating from late 19th-century Indonesia or the South Asian region, specifically Afghanistan or Pakistan.Materials: The stool is constructed from natural materials, commonly using cedar wood or walnut wood for the frame and woven leather or organic rope for the seat webbing.Usage: Originally used for ceremonial purposes, meditation, or as daily seating, they are prized today as ethnographic furniture or decorative collector's
