Description
A remarkable and highly collectible piece of authentic Nordic folk art, this vintage twin-light candelabra is masterfully hand-carved from genuine Scandinavian reindeer antler (Sameslöjd). Originating from the Arctic Lapland region, the front features an exquisite, hand-etched scenic engraving depicting a traditional Sámi Lávvu tent set against a rustic mountain landscape. Highlighting a beautiful contrast between rich, deep brown scorched tones and natural bone white, this rare tribal artifact brings an intriguing historical presence, rustic warmth, and dark academia charm to any sophisticated interior.
Key Features
- Authentic Sámi Horn Craftsmanship: Expertly fashioned using naturally shed reindeer antler tines structured into a perfectly balanced asymmetrical twin candle holder.
- Intricate Scrimshaw Engraving: The base panel showcases a meticulously hand-scorched illustration of a nomadic Lávvu tent in the wilderness, serving as a timeless tribute to Arctic indigenous heritage.
- Tribal Accent Embellishments: Features custom-shaped bone/antler candle cups detailed with dangling teardrop-shaped bone pendants suspended from the drip plates.
Specifications
- Origin: Scandinavian Lapland (Traditional Swedish/Finnish Sameslöjd Guilds)
- Period: Mid-to-Late 20th Century | c. 1960s – 1970s
- Medium: Genuine Reindeer Antler (Rangifer tarandus), Hand-Inscribed Detailing
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The horn structure is completely solid and stable. The hand-etched tribal artwork and scorched gradients are beautifully preserved with an authentic aged patina.
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