29 November 2022 12:00
For centuries, plants and flowers have motivated the creation of works of art. Around 1900, École de Nancy was founded in France, where famous artists such as Louis Majorelle and Émile Gallé united to bring the floral forms of Art Nouveau to the highest level.
This Art Nouveau Tiffany lamp by Coloured by Art© features a bronze patinated organic growth form as its fixture. The stem rises gracefully and naturally from the root system. Gorgeous! The graceful leaf (with curved glass) in green with some red shows decorative veins. Exotic and highly artistic. A lamp as a work of art.
The lamp's inspiration source is the Alocasia, which grows naturally in tropical forests. Giant leaves are characteristic of this plant, which can even provide shade from the bright sun or act as a roof for the rain.
Urban Jungle: Plants in the home are a trend. In winter, people are more indoors and miss nature, which is why green in the interior is important to many people.
This Alocasia Leaf lamp is a great gift for Christmas. However, it can be enjoyed long after the holidays.
