Moroccan antique Wood Lamp, Wooden Lamp Shade, Mashrabiya Hanging Lamp, vintage wooden Pendant Light/handcraft Decorative Ceiling Lamp, Hand painted AntiqueLam, Muqarnas wooden lamp
What is the "Muqarnas"?
The muqarnas, a Muslim variety of stalactite vaults, are a primary characteristic of Islamic architecture.
Developed during the mid-tenth century in both northeastern Iran and central North Africa, two ends of the sprawling expanse constituted the Dar al-Islam, the muqarnas, with its honeycomb texture, became a common feature in palaces and temples.
In our digital manufacturing world, it’s hard to imagine these intricate, perfect geometries were made by hand, one unit at a time, hundreds of years ago.
This is a rare Three-dimensional wooden lamp piece.
Made by hand in Morocco, Marrakech (exactly) in 1960 and maybe earlier.
Where 2 of difficult woodwork combined Mashrabiya (on the side like small windows) and Muqarnas (on the top "the cover in green")
Authentic rare Moroccan hand-painted lamp in green and red (the color used in Marakshi Palace like in Bahia Palace)
Dimensions : (Look at the pictures)
Length 61 cm × width 25 cm × depth 17 cm
Weight: 1918g (without the package)
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Please note: some imperfections exist due to the age of the item.
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