The
"DUAFE" Floor Lamp/Table
From
the Ashanti Collection
DUAFE
is a west african (Adinkra) ideogram, that was used exclusively
by
Ashanti royalty, its meaning "The embodiment of all the virtues of
womankind,
purdence, patience."
The
"DUAFE" Floor Lamp/Table
From
the Ashanti Collection
DUAFE
is a west african (Adinkra) ideogram, that was used exclusively
by
Ashanti royalty, its meaning "The embodiment of all the virtues of
womankind,
purdence, patience."
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The Duafe symbol is etched into a 1/2" glass table top and gild in 23kt gold with a wave pattern sandblasted on the underside with a centered wood in-layed; the front panel has 1/4" textured glass with fabric behind it and is wrapped in gold accent framing; a male bust cast in bronze with 23kt gold leaf accent on a 3/8" marble base; the lamp has a three-way lighting system, 20" silk shade (not included); the bottom of the lamp has a 3/4" marble and wood base structure. 54"H
x 24"W x 7"D
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