Awadh Collection

Aam Birwa Lampshade

Crafted in Zardozi

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The story

The Aam Birwa lampshade carries a mango-tree motif on blush raw silk, branches bending with the sweetness of Malihabad's orchards, each leaf embroidered in Dabka and Resham with the fullness of summer. When lit, the shade turns the motif into a small, illuminated grove - warm, fragrant, nostalgic. A piece that brings the memory of Awadh's beloved baghiyaans into the glow of a contemporary home.

Aam Birwa Lampshade
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Material, measure & care

Awadh

Material
Shade: Raw Silk; Frame: Stainless Steel in matt brass finish
Dimensions
Diameter: 12" · Height: 8"
Weight
0.425 kg
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Material & details

Shade: Raw Silk; Frame: Stainless Steel in matt brass finish

Diameter: 12" · Height: 8"

0.425 kg

Shipping & returns
Ships in 3–5 business days. Free shipping. 7-day returns
Packaging
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Crafted, not mass produced

Each piece is hand embroidered; no two are identical.

Inspired by India's art traditions

Regional crafts, faithfully referenced.

Designed for contemporary homes

Matt brass, raw silk and quiet proportions.

Beautifully giftable

Arrives in a premium gift box, ready to give.

Bring the story home

Objects shaped by craft, place and memory.

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