Tears of Themis: Marius von Hagen Paper Sculpture LED Lamp - Mingsha Taga
Product details
The Second Young Master of the von Hagen family never does anything halfway, and this Mingsha Taga series paper lamp is absolute proof. If you were captivated by Marius's divine, ethereal look in the Gilded Shadows event, this piece is going to take your breath away every time you turn it on.
Visual Highlights
This isn't just a lamp; it's a multi-layered work of art. The paper carving process creates incredible depth, making Marius look like he's stepping out from a celestial realm. The gold foil accents catch the light beautifully, highlighting his intricate jewelry and that serene, commanding expression we all love. When lit, the warm glow transforms the scene into something truly magical, emphasizing the rich blues and golds of the traditional-fusion aesthetic.
For Collectors
Perfect for your desk or bedside table, this lamp serves as both a premium display piece and functional mood lighting. It captures that specific mix of artistic sophistication and romantic mystery that defines Marius's character arc. The MDF wood-style frame gives it a sturdy, high-end feel that fits perfectly in any collection.
- Character: Marius von Hagen
- Series: Mingsha Taga (Shadow Flow)
- Size: Approx. 17 × 22 cm
- Material: MDF, Paper, Electronic Components
- Process: Gold Foil + Paper Carving
- Includes: Paper Lamp × 1, Charging Cable × 1
⚠️ Handle with care as the internal paper layers are delicate. Use the provided charging cable for optimal performance.
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