A household with a caged bird has been commonplace from as early as 2000 BC. Ancient hieroglyphics have shown the Egyptians keeping them as tributes to their gods and the beauty of nature. Romans caged parrots as a form of comedic entertainment. Whilst in Medieval and Renaissance Europe,birds were generally only kept by royalty or the very wealthy as a sign of good breeding. TWEE-T is a light that playfully re-imagines this once familiar and admired household thing. Bringing light, song a...
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