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Loma - Minimalist Ceramic Wall Light | Sconce

Loma – Minimalist Ceramic Wall Light | Sconce
by Catalin Filip United Kingdom (UK)

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Description

A sculptural ceramic wall lamp, Loma captures a moment of soft tension—where form creases, light spills, and stillness hums beneath the surface. Hand-formed from stoneware with a matte finish, its minimal silhouette is interrupted by a deliberate kink, a gesture that suggests movement, pressure, or pause. Light glows subtly from the top, casting a quiet atmospheric halo. Earthy, quiet, and quietly subversive—Loma is wired with a bold textile cord, turning function into a visual thread.This sconce comes in black or white.

*This piece is handmade and slight variations in shape, colour and size can occur. This is the beauty of handmade, each item is truly unique. The photos are representative of the object, but the piece you receive might vary slightly.

The lamp is 110/130v – 220/230v compatible and it comes with standard E27 SES LED light bulbs and a standard plug type used in your country. If the light bulbs need replacing, only use LED bulbs.

Plug	Type C/E (EU) (Will be adapted to destination)
Switch	On cord
Certification	CE (EU)
Dimensions LxWxH	40x15x10cm (16x6x4'')
Variations	White Stoneware Ceramic, Black Stoneware Ceramic
Weight (kg)	2.0
Production Year	2025
Material	Beech Wood, Ceramics, Glazed Stoneware
Discipline	Ceramics And Stoneware
Color	Beech Wood, Black Clay, Orange/orange, White Ceramic
Design Class	Open Editions

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Catalin Filip, is an artist and designer creating sculptural lamps and vessels shaped by the natural response of raw clay under the force of gravity. He bends, pulls, and stretches the material, aiming to preserve its fluidity in a hardened, stone-like form. The dynamics of folds and bends make each piece appear effortlessly shaped by elemental forces. Starting with simple shapes—cylinders and tubes rolled from slabs—he suspends them over a rod and lets gravity guide their transformation, adjusting the form with minimal intervention. Inspired by natural distortions such as carved hills and wind-bent trees, he seeks to understand and echo these processes in his work. Each piece hints at its own creation, capturing not just the final form, but the journey of how it came to be. With a background in architecture, Filip is drawn to the intersection of function and form. His ceramic lamps serve as both sculptural objects and practical light sources, designed to be visually compelling whether illuminated or not. The minimalist aesthetic and usability of his work make it easy to envision in domestic interiors, offering a quiet satisfaction through their seamless integration into space.