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Dome Table or Wall Lamp

by FLCS United States (US)

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The Dome Lamp is a collaboration between FLCS and artist Hampus Lideborg. The organic shape of the ceramic base combined with the modern 3D printed dome is perfect harmony for this soft, minimalist light that can be displayed on any surface or wall.

Ceramic base has two points of entry to allow for the lamp to be screwed into the wall as a sconce or can be set upon any surface as a table lamp.

Dimensions LxWxH	15x15x8cm (6x6x3'')
Weight (kg)	21
Production Year	2023
Material	Stoneware
Discipline	Ceramics And Stoneware
Color	White Sand

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FLCS is run out of a studio in Brooklyn, NY by ceramic artist Alicia Miranda. Growing up in coastal California and spending the last decade in New York has given a distinctive blend of minimalism and imperfection to her work. Exploring the theme of modularity has led Alicia to create thoughtfully crafted, small batches of plating, inviting clients to curate their own collection gradually. In the last year, Alicia has started to expand her practice into lighting, seamlessly integrating modern LED lighting into her organic forms. The development of her work has gone on to include many different objects for the home, which she invites customers to discover their unique ways of integrating art into their living spaces.