Awadh Collection

Twin Fish Lamp

Crafted in Teak Wood

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The story

The Twin Fish lamp is carved from premium teak in the form of the iconic matsya emblem of Awadh - two fish rising in harmonious symmetry, symbol of prosperity, divine protection and the cultural identity of Lucknow. Each lamp is hand-carved by skilled artisans who have inherited this tradition. The warm walnut finish and brass base ground the piece in earthy elegance. More than a lamp, it's a celebration of Lucknow's living legacy.

Twin Fish Lamp
Twin Fish Lamp
Twin Fish Lamp
Details

Material, measure & care

Awadh

Material
Teak wood
Dimensions
17" * 12" * 4"
Packaging
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Material & details

Teak wood

17" * 12" * 4"

Shipping & returns
Ships in 3–5 business days. Free shipping. 7-day returns
Packaging
Premium

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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