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Guldasta lampshade
Handcrafted · Limited Edition
AWADH COLLECTION

Guldasta lampshade

Crafted in Zardozi

₹3,499

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The Rumi Guldasta lampshade in mint green carries the flowering-pot motif of the Rumi Darwaza - a bloom rising from its vessel, embroidered in Resham, Dabka and Zardozi on cool silk. When the lamp is lit, the motif glows with the warmth of an Awadhi evening, the metallic threads catching the light like the gilded details of a Nawabi interior. A shade that transforms the act of illumination into something graceful.

The Story Behind This Piece

The Guldasta lampshade in mint green carries the flowering-pot motif of the Rumi Darwaza - a bloom rising from its vessel, embroidered in Resham, Dabka and Zardozi on cool silk. When the lamp is lit, the motif glows with the warmth of an Awadhi evening, the metallic threads catching the light like the gilded details of a palace interior. A shade that transforms the act of illumination into something graceful.

Materials

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

Dimensions

Diameter: 12" · Height: 8"

Care Instructions

• Dust regularly with a soft, dry brush or dry microfibre cloth.

Art Form

Zardozi

Origin

Awadh

Shipping & Returns

Ships in 3–5 business days. Free returns within 7 days if unused and in original packaging.

Crafted by artisans in Awadh, India

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