Tribal 'Celestial African Mask' Decorative Table Lamp (16 Inch, Hand-Painted)

SPECIFICATIONS

SKU:
EL-003-435

ART TYPE:
Hand-painted and Handcrafted with bright beautiful colours

MATERIAL:
BASE: Sheesham Wood, SHADE: Made Of Cotton Cloth Wrapped Over Polyvinyl

DIMENSIONS:
TOTAL: (L * W * H) = (10 * 10 * 16.7), SHADE: (L * W * H) = (10 * 10 * 6.0), BASE: (L * W * H) = (5.7 * 3.1 * 12.5) Inch

COLOUR:
Multicolor

PRODUCT WEIGHT:
920 g

PACKAGE CONTENT:
1 Base & 1 Shade

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Gently wipe with a soft damp cloth.

NOTE:
-As this product is handcrafted there might be a slight color or design variation, which is natural and hence makes the product unique.
-Bulb is not included.
-Comes with an On/Off switch.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

FEATURES
- Hand-painted & Handcrafted by Indian artisans.
- This African Mask stlyed table lamp is inspired from the traditional African culture where these masks plays an important role during important ceremonies such as births, weddings, funerals and initiation rites or before a harvest to pray for a good yield. These masks symbolise unseen, supernatural forces which are beneficial to communities ranging from fertility to weather patterns.
- Pablo Picasso the (famous Spanish Painter) was also a collector of African masks and displaying them in his studio while he was working, allowing their influence to infuse his works of art.
- This african mask styled table lamp is ideal to give boho touch to any living space.
- Each piece takes 10 Hours to complete.
- Also acts as a decorative showpiece and can be used anywhere at office or home.
- Hand-painted with multiple bright colours.
- Comes with an On/Off switch.
- The plug type is 2 pin plug.
- The bulb & the holder type is E 14.
- This product is a part of the collection 'The African Masks: Connecting with the After Life.'

COLLECTION STORY

The African Masks' is a collection inspired from the traditional African culture where they plays an important role during important ceremonies such as births, weddings, funerals and initiation rites or before a harvest to pray for a good yield. These masks symbolise unseen, supernatural forces which are beneficial to communities ranging from fertility to weather patterns.

The wearer conceptually surrenders his human body when wearing the mask (and sometimes an accompanying costume), transforming into a spiritual being. This act of transformation is usually accompanied by a specific form of music and dance. One particular type of mask, called the Tiriki seclusion mask, represents the transition into adulthood. Young men must wear this full body mask for six months, while entering a period of total seclusion as they train for the adult world.

Pablo Picasso the (famous Spanish Painter) was also a collector of African masks and displaying them in his studio while he was working, allowing their influence to infuse his works of art.

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