Antler Chandelier

Antler Chandelier by Aurora_Rainbow

By : Alfredo Bampton So when selecting any chandelier very first the precise measurement of the fixture wants to be researched, and then the measurements will need to be deemed in gentle of the specific place dimensions exactly where it is to be set up. Antler chandeliers of all forms are great for incorporating a tiny touch of the outside to any home. Log properties and cedar residences are pretty commonly found outfitted with the Western, rugged seem. With just a handful of lights up to several mild configurations, there is a chandelier just waiting for you. A single of the most distinctive seeking varieties of lights fixtures are antler lighting. Sure, these items are produced of antlers from genuine animals like deer, moose, and elk. Nevertheless, the animals by themselves are not harmed in the creation of these styles of lights. As an alternative, they are built from antler sheds. Every single yr, animals like deer will shed their antlers all around the close of

For decades, antler chandeliers and antler lamps have always been the premier decor choice in log cabins, log homes, ski lodges and rustic décor. Lately, though, antler lighting is brilliantly at ease in urban environments such as lofts, penthouse high-rises and upscale dining establishments. (Further, because antlers are shed regularly, you can be assured that no animal has suffered or lost its life in the name of décor – elk, deer and moose shed their antlers every single year, like clockwork.) Obviously no longer just for the rustic or ski hill environment, our antler chandelier designs bring a unique look and tactile embellishment to any home, business or restaurant - even yours! As antler lighting is a fast-growing trend across all populations, it's time you got to know your types of antler lamps and antler chandeliers. First, how much room do you have for your antler chandelier? Smaller areas invite the shed antlers of our more prim and proper deer. White Tail Deer antler ch

In Part 2, Klaus Lebrecht demonstrates the painting technique and artistry involved with creating an antler reproduction

Klaus Lebrecht of Artistic Antlers shows you the process of creating the mould from this giant Shed Antler.

Product Description The Grand Teton Antler Chandelier . 26 lights placed upon 76 professionally handcrafted whitetail antlers. Add a rustic WOW to your cabin or home! An impressive "trophy" light fixture that will definitely have your guests talking! And nobody would ever guess that the 76 intertwined antlers on this Chandelier weren't the real thing! In fact, each of the incredibly life-like whitetail antlers were professionally handcrafted from medium-density polyethylene and individually hand-stained and painted to look exactly like the real deal! The only difference you'll probably notice between these antlers and the genuine article is a much lower price! Features: Holds 26 lights (25 watt bulb recommended, not included); Antique brass canopy; 36" of antique brass chain; Hardware included; 52 x 66". Order Now! This item is shipped by commercial carrier curbside. Unloading is the customer's responsibility, including off the back of the truck. The Gr

Are you wondering how to build an antler chandelier? The task is much easier than you might think. In no time at all, you will have a one of a kind, eye popping lighting feature that costs you way less than pricey store bought chandeliers. Here is everything you need to know to construct your own chandeliers. How to Build Antler Chandeliers - Before You Begin Before delving into the project, let's clear up a few questions and basics about antler chandeliers. First, consider the question of the antlers themselves. Many people think that the natural beauty of these kinds of chandeliers would be the perfect fit for their décor, but they shy away from actually adding them to their home because they think it is inhumane. If you have pictures of forcibly separating a deer from its antlers, only so you can have a lighting fixture you like, think again. The fact is that all male deer shed their antlers every single year. They get the job done by banging their antlers against trees unti