Lampshade, Lamp Post , Bowl, Glass it is a relic left by the 1st Pakubuwono in 1710 ad.a relic of Majapahit XV century, as a gift to Raden Fattah Sultan Demak I from his father Prabu Brawijaya to V Raden Kertabumi. The lamp contained in the Museum of the Great Mosque of Demak, is a historical artifact that has a symbolic function at the same time. This lamp is mainly a kind of oil lamp used for lighting, and its function is to provide light in dimly lit places. In addition, this lamp is considered a symbol of technological and cultural achievements of the past. The inscription and the year of manufacture indicate that this lamp was made during the reign of Paku Buwono I, the first ruler of the Mataram Sultanate. The date printed on the decorative lamp, “1710,” also provides valuable historical information, as it shows that the artifact was made and used at that time. This helps to date the object and place it in the historical context of Mataram and the Great Mosque of Demak.
