Lamp 64
Shaped from crackle porcelain, the gently tapered form carries a soft, grounded presence. Its naturally fissured surface is enriched by a subtle sheen, revealing the clay’s shifting tension as it dries and fires and giving the piece a delicate, light-catching depth. The crackle glaze enhances the tactile complexity of the surface, while the rounded contours keep the silhouette calm and architectural. A concealed stoneware dimmer is integrated seamlessly into the body, functioning as part of the sculpture and preserving its purity. The complementary linen shade and customisable handmade finial complete the piece with quiet refinement.
Handmade and individually crafted, each lamp stands as a unique object that brings sculptural presence, refinement and quiet warmth to its surroundings.
Bespoke commissions available
Base Diameter
| Millimeters | Inches |
|---|---|
| 190mm | 7.5″ |
Overall Height
| Millimeters | Inches |
|---|---|
| 520mm | 20.40″ |
Shade Diameter
| Millimeters | Inches |
|---|---|
| 350mm | 13.7″ |
Materials
Crackle porcelain
Bespoke linen shade
Electrical information
Fabric cable
Bulb spec
Dimmable 2 x E14 tala sphere I
dim to warm 2000K-2800K
220-240V
Each piece is made by hand with natural materials and therefore slight variations may occur which is part of the unique character of each piece.
“Reincarnation is a sculptural lighting edition that reimagines the
potential of what is often discarded. Made with clay with the addition of recycled crushed ceramics, crushed marble, paper fibres, and wood dust, leftovers of other making processes, the collection transforms overlooked remnants into luminous, enduring forms. At its core is a compelling duality with the result being a series of sculptural lights where clean geometry is softened by unpredictable texture, and imperfections become a point of beauty rather than something to conceal. Each piece holds the memory of its origins, a quiet proof that material can be reborn, reshaped, and re-illuminated. Reincarnation invites viewers to reconsider value, to see possibility in the overlooked, and to recognise sustainability as an act of devotion to both craft and the earth. Sculptures of renewal, glowing with the story of transformation.”
Ula Saniawa – Unit 89
Stoneware I - Bronze
Stoneware II - Molten Brown
Stoneware III - Rust
Stoneware IV - Green Bronze
Stoneware VI - Crackled Porcelain
Stoneware VIII - White Reincarnation
Stoneware V - White Stoneware
Stoneware X - Smooth Grey
Stoneware IX - Textured Grey
Stoneware VII - Speckled White