AMASUNZU is an elaborate hairstyle traditionally worn by Rwanda and Burundi men and unmarried women, this sophisticated hairstyle usually represented where someone was in life and other place in the society. When warriors wore it, it was a symbol of bravery and strength, other men wore it as symbol of status and wealth. men who did not wear AMASUNZU were looked with suspicion until the 20th century. This style is worn by unmarried women after the age of 18-20 years, indicating that they are of marriable age.
AMASUNZU floor lamp is created as a symbol of wealth and status.
PRODUCT FEATURES
AMASUNZU floor lamp is made of metal, polished brass engraved with tribal scarification. The scarification involves the use of both industrial and manual welding techniques and science to embody the tribal scars. This floor lamp directly mimics the sophisticated hairstyle wrapped around a tinted white oval bulb that represents the structure of the head. The head form is attached to a vertical rod with two rounded bases.
COUNTRY OF REFERENCE
RWANDA 🇷🇼, BURUNDI 🇧🇮
DIMENSIONS
W 23 CM | D 23 CM | H 159 CM
W 9.1 IN | D 9.1 IN | H 62.6 IN
ART AND TECHNIQUES
*Metal work, foundry, welding.
MATERIAL AND FINISHES
*Metal, Casted brass, Polished brass.
CUSTOMIZATION
Custom size, brass tone/colour available with an upcharge. Tribal scarification remains the same.
CLEAN AND CARE
Dry cloth.
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