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Mayuran Lamp

Mayuran Lamp

Rated 5.00 out of 5 by 1 Patron(s). Read Reviews.

$790 USD

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The piece’s ultimate symbol of royalty and power reflects the August Peacock Throne built for Shah Jahan in the 17th century. The four faces of the lamp are decorated by a duet of Mayurs, with another resting boldly on the crown.

• Hand-Crafted By Artisan in Over 125 Hours
• Crafted Using Bones Ethically Sourced from FSSAI Licensed Plants. Learn more.
Carving Style: Miniature Jali & Mayur(Peacock) sculpture
Breadth: 4 in. Width: 3.5 in. Height: 12.5in.
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Earth-Conscious Art: Handcrafted Bone Masterpieces


Indulge in the Grandeur

True Rarity & Pure Luxury

Our art pieces are hand-crafted by last known, generationally taught bone carving artisans in Asia. This, combined with the sheer attention to detail required for each creation, limits production to only a few pieces each month.

Sustainable Artwork

Eco-conscious art with timeless traditions

The ancient art of bone carving has been around since the 1800s, we’ve kept this dying tradition alive while being conscious about our environment. We only source bones from local food processing plants which would otherwise end up in landfills, polluting the environment. Instead we turn them into timeless, sustainable art.

DISCLAIMER

Art Renatus is AGAINST the use of ivory or bones from any other endangered or hunted animals. We only use bones which come as a byproduct from FSSAI licensed ethically operated food processing plants.
PERFECTING PRECISION

Labour Of Love &
Days of Dedication

Most of our pieces take 50+ Man Hours to be crafted. Each curve & groove you see is made using hand tools by our bone carving artisans. Each piece is hand-carved to perfection just like art pieces commissioned by Royals of Awadh, India 4 Centuries Ago.

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  1. George P., New York, USA
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    Honestly breath-taking! One can really see the evolution of craftsmanship evident in the small pieces that go together in making this wonderful piece of work. Greatly appreciate the work of the artisans. The light used inside could’ve been a bit more modern. It gives out a sense of primitiveness.

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  1. Klara S, Virginia, USA
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    I have never in my life, made a more meaningful jewelry purchase, than my purchase from Art Renatus. I found this company when a pair of earrings was posted on an artist’s site. I am able to mix my pieces with an elegant dress or layer them casually with other bracelets. I originally thought I would be limited to wearing white jewelry in the summer, but this hasn’t proved to be true. The white blends well with my stacked gold or silver jewelry and has more versatility than a string of pearls. This family is the last hand-carved Water Buffalo jeweler in all of India. They spend days carving intricate designs. Go ahead and order earrings for your friends in one batch, as you will want to anyway!

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  2. Christie B., Texas, USA
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    Miniature Phoenix LampMiniature Phoenix Lamp

    I like to study the architectural styles of different dynasties, and the ‘Jaali’ style of this lamp has its origins in the Maya Civilization as well. The lattice work is truly magnificent to witness in hands! I’m very happy with my purchase. The light installed could’ve been a bit brighter, but as an enthusiast I could do it myself very easily.
    PS: Kudos to the support team, they were very patient with my questions!

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FAQ's

What bones are used for the Artwork?

We only use Buffalo bones that are discarded from FSSAI Licensed Food processing plants. Bones that would otherwise end up in a landfill, are repurposed to create timeless art! Click here to learn more about the processes.

What payment methods can I use?

You may use any major credit and debit cards(VISA, MasterCard, etc.) and or PayPal.

What are the shipping charges?

The cost of shipping is determined by both the dimensions of the Artwork and the shipping destination.

To proceed with your order, please begin the checkout process, and our system will display the available delivery options along with their associated fees. You will be able to view the charges before making the payment.

Do you accept Custom Commissions?

Absolutely! We would be delighted to consider creating a custom art commission for you, provided that we are confident in meeting your specific artistic requirements. Please don’t hesitate to contact us, and let’s begin the conversation. Rest assured, the custom artwork we create for you will be truly unique and one-of-a-kind in the entire world.

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