The Deer Musicians — Set of 3
Three iron stag musicians — each playing a different tribal instrument, each holding two tealights in their antlers.
Original price was: £59.00.£55.00Current price is: £55.00.
Three deer figures standing upright like musicians at a tribal gathering — each playing a different instrument. One draws a sarangi (a bowed string instrument), the central figure beats a mandar (drum), and the third blows a turhi (a traditional tribal horn). Their antlers branch upward into twin tealight dishes — six flames across the set when lit.
The idea comes from Bastar’s tribal music traditions, where rhythm and dance are part of festivals, harvests, and rituals. The artisan has imagined these deer as participants — standing, playing, forged in layered iron sheet that suggests traditional tribal dress.
The figures are hand-forged and they stand independently on flat iron bases, so you can arrange them however the space calls for.
| Material |
Wrought iron, hand-forged |
|---|---|
| Finish |
Black powder-coated |
| Candles |
6 standard tealights (2 per piece) |
| Set |
3 stag musician figures |
| Dimensions |
Up to 33 × 18 × 12 cm / approx. 13 × 7 × 5 in (largest piece) |
| Weight |
240–275g per piece (~770g total) |
| Origin |
Handcrafted in Chhattisgarh, India |
| Care |
Dry cloth. Keep away from prolonged moisture |
