Stolovača
 | |
| Designer | Folk (Montenegro and Serbia) |
|---|---|
| Materials | Oak |
| Style / tradition | Traditional |
The Stolovača (Serbian: Столовача) is a traditional three-legged wooden chair characteristic of Montenegro, western Serbia, Republika Srpska and Serbian culture.[1]
The Stolovača is low to the ground with a round-back that juts out to the front, to act as arm rests. This chair, which resembles a throne, is traditionally intended for the head of the household, special guests and generally only males.[2]
Today, this chair is often found in ethno-villages across Serbia and Montenegro, and in traditional restaurants and households.
See also
References
- ^ Damnjanović, Nebojša; Merenik, Vladimir (2004). The first Serbian uprising and the restoration of the Serbian state.
- ^ Pantelić, Nikola (1984). Volkskunst in Jugoslawien.
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