This lamp comes from a new series exploring forms the maker returned to after working on wall sconces, reworked here at a different scale as a sculptural, functional object. White stoneware gives the piece a dense, almost silent presence, capturing light without porcelain’s shine — a soft, matte, slightly chalky, mineral finish.
Over that base sits a drop-effect glaze: rather than fully covering the clay, it beads, flows, and settles unevenly across the surface, letting the raw stoneware show through in places. That contrast between matte and glossy, raw and precious, is the point — a surface that keeps shifting depending on the light and where you’re standing.
Because stoneware evolves and transforms during firing at this scale, the original design becomes an intention rather than a certainty; what emerges is organic and slightly unpredictable. Each piece is one of a kind, hand-shaped and hand-glazed in the maker’s own studio, with hand-painted decoration that varies slightly from piece to piece.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 41x25x45cm (16x10x18'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 10 |
| Production Year | 2025 |
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| Design Class | Open Editions |
