Lit up and lamped up bird cage with silver leaf veil creeping around.
Freedom is such a universal & beautiful aspect of life.
We all have it and that’s why we all take it for granted. No one likes
enclosures. Put any one of us in a room with nothing but four plain walls – in
minutes, not even hours we would be struggling to get ourselves freed.
A bird cage in itself is a symbol of captivity and being
non-free. But we prefer to open its gate and rather up-cycle it and use it as a
beautiful pendant light fixture. As a décor element a bird cage can be used
magically in any space. Its arching shape and its wired structure are beautiful
on its own.
So in our own quirky way, we started our up-cycle (rather
up-cage) process. We decided to envelope the cage with creeping leaf veils. We
got decorative leaves and painted them all silver – so that the leaves looked
as if they were an extension of the cage itself. We twined the silver leaves
along with little white flowers, all around the cage.
Next, we then enveloped a streamer of golden small bulbs all
around the cage and over the leaf veils. Fixing the light streamer at regular
intervals with silver threads. Lastly, we attached a silver chain on to the top
of the cage, which would help suspend the lit-up bird cage from the ceiling.
Light-off or light-one: the hanging bird cage with the
silver-leaf veil looks very mesmerizing. Apart from being hanged, the bird cage
can also be put atop a table. It will still mesmerize the same way.
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