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SONIAH table lamp

by FAINA Belgium

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How is this defined? A series of pieces that are not restricted by any predetermined volume limit. Each item is meticulously produced by the designer or in collaboration with skilled local artisans, resulting in a limited quantity of unique pieces. If stated, each item may exhibit slight variations due to its handcrafted origin.
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Derived from the Ukrainian term for “sunflower,” SONIAH stands as an emblem of Ukraine’s bounteous terrain.

Each SONIAH table lamp, handcrafted with precision, is a reflection of FAINA’s dedication to sustainability, using their unique ZTISTA material. Drawing inspiration from nature’s vigor, these sculptural lamps rise with grace, as though drawing strength directly from the earth’s core.

Do note that due to the artisanal nature of production, subtle variations in shades and textures may be present, adding to the uniqueness of each piece.

Materials: Upcycled steel frame and live ZTISTA material – a blend of cellulose, clay, flax fiber, wood chips, biopolymer cover.
In-stock colors: white, warm wight.
Only for indoor use.

Dimensions LxWxH	31x28x50cm (12x11x20'')
Weight (kg)	6
Production Year	2018
Material	ZTISTA Material – A Blend Of Cellulose, Clay, Flax Fiber, Wood Chips With A Biopolymer Cover.
Discipline	Biomaterial
Color	Hatka (NSC S 0500-N), Kora (RAL 1019), Mochar (RAL 9011), Ptaha (NSC S 2005 – Y60R), Soniah (RAL 1013), Zillia (RAL 7002)
Design Class	Open Editions

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Established in 2014, FAINA stands as a testament to Ukraine's transformative socio-cultural landscape, anchoring itself deeply in the nation's rich heritage while propelling forward with contemporary Ukrainian design. Embracing the ethos of "live design," FAINA heralds each collection with nature's own rhythm, releasing creations twice yearly, in alignment with the Winter and Summer solstices. These milestones mark days of natural rejuvenation, encapsulating the brand's commitment to renewal and growth. Each piece from the FAINA collection is meticulously handcrafted by skilled local artisans, ensuring authenticity at every step. 2018 saw FAINA venture into a groundbreaking project, the “Land inspires” design expedition, an initiative aimed at spotlighting the vast cultural tapestry of Ukraine. Dive deeper into the journey [here]. Expanding its global footprint, 2019 marked the inauguration of a FAINA residential showroom in Brussels, Belgium, under the aegis of Yakusha Design. Today, the studio carves its niche internationally, undertaking both private and commercial endeavors, all while championing a sustainable, "live design" ethos. At the heart of FAINA is Victoria Yakusha, a Ukrainian-born architect and designer, the visionary behind YAKUSHA studio, and the soul of the live design FAINA collection. A mother to four and a relentless advocate for Ukrainian culture and traditions, Victoria has sculpted a distinct narrative in the design world, forging a unique style she fondly dubs as 'live minimalism'.