Unused metal shipping drums have become the sub-straight for much of the most recognizable caribbean art. Flattened, peened, cut and painted is the process used for turning metal drums into collectibles. This process is recognizable in lahar's drape of textured and pierced metal. Glints and glimmer of light are noticeable across a broad surface gold and the fixture will serve as a remarkable centerpiece to any eclectic space.
Draped Metal Has Been Cut And Peened With A Hammer
Fixture Is A Replica Of Carribean Drum Art
Fixture Is Handmade And Will Vary In Color And Appearance
Light Glimmers Of Gold Underlay And May Be Seen Through The Cuts In The Shade
One Of Kind Statement Pieces
