Naga Medium Bowl
SKU123909
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The Naga Collection is inspired by Michael's fascination with Nagaland, the remote mountainous state in northeast India. Naturally isolated by its geography, the people of Nagaland exist independent of the rest of India, resulting in a diverse and vibrant culture. The area is home to over twenty different tribes, each with distinct forms of art, jewelry and music. The pieces in this collection reflect this unique region and capture a different perspective of the Indian culture.
Naga art feels so different from anything else I've known in India. The bold, dramatic jewelry and art in the area remains a source of inspiration. Here, I'm translating those motifs into beautiful objects for your home.
DETAILS & MATERIALS
- 12.7 cm H, 24.1 cm Dia., 9.76 l.
- Hand Textured Stainless Steel
- Black Nickelplate
- Goldtone
- Natural & Oxidized Brass
- Nickelplate
Michael is highly inspired by his surroundings and often makes sculptures of objects that might otherwise be overlooked in the everyday. Nature is his biggest muse, as is the handmade process.
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If your Michael Aram selection does not entirely meet your satisfaction, we will gladly exchange or refund your purchase, exclusive of delivery charges and any discounts applied, within 30 days from the date of delivery.
The Three M's
MICHAEL IS HIGHLY INSPIRED BY HIS SURROUNDINGS AND OFTEN MAKES SCULPTURES OF OBJECTS THAT MIGHT OTHERWISE BE OVERLOOKED IN THE EVERYDAY. NATURE IS HIS BIGGEST MUSE, AS IS THE HANDMADE PROCESS.
Trained as a painter, sculptor, and art historian, Michael has neatly applied his diverse background to the decorative arts.
Nature is his biggest muse, as is the handmade process. His work combines the imperfections innate in the handmade process.
Today, over 200 artisans work alongside him in his workshop where the same creative interaction between artist and artisan remains.