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Figurative Stem Table Lamp (White)

Camilla Bliss
$888
The Figurative Stem Table Lamp (White) is an elegant stem-like form with a gold surface, created by multi-disciplinary designer Camilla Bliss.
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Camilla has used earthenware clay and push molds to craft an elongated stem with lion and guardian faces at the top. The black glaze absorbs the light, creating a subtle silhouette. Inspiration for the Guardian Collection came from a need to express sentimentality. Each face acts as a protector, ensuring the owner of the lamp is bathed in light, warmth and well-being. These ancient symbols of the sun, bravery, power and regalia were developed especially for this Collection, to bring strength and nurturing to the home. Carefully crafted, each lamp base is a statement piece perfect for enhancing the most exceptional interiors. Shades sold separately, available in either linen or silk.

Material: Earthenware Clay
Dimensions: Height: 54cm / 21.26 inches Diameter: 12.5cm / 4.92 inches
Care Instructions: Wipe with damp cloth or duster.
Figurative Stem Table Lamp (White) (Linen) by The New Craftsmen
Figurative Stem Table Lamp (White) (Linen) by The New Craftsmen
The Maker Camilla Bliss Ceramicist - South East England

Camilla Bliss is a London-based contemporary designer and ceramicist who produces lighting, artworks and sculptures engaging her viewers with a dynamic energy and playfulness. Camilla draws inspiration from historical practices, social rituals and the parallels between the modern world and myths of the past. Her work is regularly exhibited across the UK, from her involvement in Chisenhale Studios ‘Into the Wild’ programme in 2014 to her recent residency with the Barbican Arts trust.