Tribal Celebration Hanging Lampshade

Light has always been a symbol of togetherness, rhythm, and celebration. Celebration Glowis a beautifully handcrafted brass hanging lampshade that brings this spirit alive through the timeless language of Bastar Dokra art.

Shaped in a graceful cylindrical form, the lampshade features intricate openwork patterns and expressive human figures dancing around a central deer motif. When illuminated, light flows through the detailed brass lattice, casting warm, rhythmic shadows that turn walls into storytelling surfaces.

Every element is patiently crafted by skilled artisans, preserving the heritage of Bastar metal artistry while adapting it for contemporary living. Suspended above a corner, dining table, or passage, this lampshade becomes more than lighting — it becomes an atmosphere of warmth, movement, and mindful elegance.

Weight:700 gram
(Weight may vary slightly due to handcrafted nature)

Why You Will Love It

• Celebratory Light Play– Open brass patterns create beautiful shadow effects
• Handcrafted Heritage – Every figure is shaped individually by artisan hands
• Story-Rich Design – Human and deer motifs add cultural depth and rhythm
• Statement Hanging Accent – Instantly elevates dining, living, or entry spaces
  

Size

• Height:  9 inches
• Diameter:  5.5 inches
  (Approximate dimensions)
  

Material

• Handcrafted Brass
• Natural golden finish
  

Ideal For

• Living room and dining area lighting
• Entryway or passage décor
• Ambient lighting for festive occasions
• Thoughtful housewarming or premium gifting
• Homes that valueBastar Dokra artmetal craftsmanship

Free shipping across India. We dispatch every confirmed order within 24 hours. After dispatch, your order reaches you in 3–5 days, anywhere in India. You get a tracking link by email as soon as it ships.

Dust with a dry, soft cloth. For a deeper clean use tamarind paste or lemon and salt, then rinse and dry at once. Brass darkens into a patina with age — many collectors prefer it. Avoid chemical polishes on the coil detail.

Each casting needs its own clay mould, broken to release the metal. Coil spacing, surface texture and tone vary piece to piece. That variation is the craft's signature, not a fault.