M062 Chandelier Amun - leaf motifs - papyrus capital (380–343 BCE) from the Egyptian temple of Amun at Hibis TM0282
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M062 Chandelier Amun – leaf motifs – papyrus capital (380–343 BCE) from the Egyptian temple of Amun at Hibis TM0282

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The Met Museum presents the Chandelier Amun, inspired by the leaf motifs on a composite papyrus capital (380–343 BCE) from the Egyptian temple of Amun at Hibis. This is a spectacular Chandelier at my Gallery which is much admired by all wo visit. With a brushed-brass finish and smoke glass, this chandelier exudes historical elegance and contemporary sophistication, transforming any space with its timeless charm. Eichholtz ref TM0282. Chain and Ceiling Canopy Suppied with Chandelier.

Height (no chain) 22.44″ (57cm) Max Diam 28.35″ (72cm) €2190

INSPIRATION: The Chandelier Hibis draws its essence from an early example of a composite capital from the Temple of Amun at Hibis in Egypt’s Kharga Oasis. Now housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this ancient capital features an elegant design incorporating the common papyrus and foxtail flatsedge plants, reflecting the intricate artisanship and artistic heritage preserved by The Met.

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