Sculptural Lamp in Bronze with double green and gold patina, Suvannamaccha

Bronze sculptural lamp with double green and gold patina - representation of suvannamaccha, thailand, mid-20th century this magnificent bronze sculptural lamp, made in the mid-20th century, is distinguished by the quality of its work and its rarity. It is adorned with a double green and gold patina, creating an ambiance that is both majestic and timeless. The central subject of the sculpture is suvannamaccha, an emblematic figure of asian mythology, and more particularly of the ramakien, the thai version of the ramayana. Depicted here with four faces, this mermaid princess, daughter of tosakanth, embodies the beauty and complexity of a myth where love and adversity intersect. In this interpretation, suvannamaccha first opposes the plan of the monkey god hanuman, before falling in love with him, making her story particularly fascinating and tragic. Characteristics: material: bronze with double green and gold patina sculpture: representation of suvannamaccha, the mermaid with four faces, symbol of mythological beauty and great narrative power. Lampshade/diffuser: present, for a soft and warm diffusion of light. Base: in wood, offering a subtle contrast with the richness of the bronze. Condition: very good condition, the electricity is fully functional. Dimensions: height: 66 cm depth: 27 cm width: 42 cm this lamp is an exceptional object, combining art, culture and craftsmanship in a unique piece that will bring to your interior a touch of asian elegance and a soft and refined light. It is perfect for collectors or lovers of asian art, as well as for those looking for a work that combines aesthetics and symbolism.