Kusama
Our stoneware Kusama Lamp is hand thrown using a ceramics wheel. So Thrilled to have this piece included in an exhibition at Bergdorf Goodman in NYC, curated by Natasha Roberts on view until August 5th!
FINISH
- this beautiful stoneware clay body is vitrified with painted with either white + cobalt blue or light pink and cobalt blue underglazes, finished with a clear glaze and 24k gold luster accents.
- elegant brass fittings
- brown-cloth cord
- In-line switch with dimming settings
- tan linen shade
LAMPING
Provided with dimmable LED light bulbs
DIMENSIONS
Lamp Height – 5.5”
Lamp Base Width – 4.25"
Lamp Shade- 6.5” (height) x 8.75” (bottom) x 5” (top)
Total Lamp Height – 12”
* In Stock, Ships immediately
(All our lamp names are inspired by incredible female identifying artists in art history, this table lamp was inspired by the infamous artist Yayoi Kusama, who was born in 1929 in Japan. She began painting as a child to escape. In 1958, she moved to New York, inspired by the rise of Abstract Expressionism and a letter from Georgia O’Keeffe. Some of her most seminal work includes her dot paintings.)
Our stoneware Kusama Lamp is hand thrown using a ceramics wheel. So Thrilled to have this piece included in an exhibition at Bergdorf Goodman in NYC, curated by Natasha Roberts on view until August 5th!
FINISH
- this beautiful stoneware clay body is vitrified with painted with either white + cobalt blue or light pink and cobalt blue underglazes, finished with a clear glaze and 24k gold luster accents.
- elegant brass fittings
- brown-cloth cord
- In-line switch with dimming settings
- tan linen shade
LAMPING
Provided with dimmable LED light bulbs
DIMENSIONS
Lamp Height – 5.5”
Lamp Base Width – 4.25"
Lamp Shade- 6.5” (height) x 8.75” (bottom) x 5” (top)
Total Lamp Height – 12”
* In Stock, Ships immediately
(All our lamp names are inspired by incredible female identifying artists in art history, this table lamp was inspired by the infamous artist Yayoi Kusama, who was born in 1929 in Japan. She began painting as a child to escape. In 1958, she moved to New York, inspired by the rise of Abstract Expressionism and a letter from Georgia O’Keeffe. Some of her most seminal work includes her dot paintings.)
Our stoneware Kusama Lamp is hand thrown using a ceramics wheel. So Thrilled to have this piece included in an exhibition at Bergdorf Goodman in NYC, curated by Natasha Roberts on view until August 5th!
FINISH
- this beautiful stoneware clay body is vitrified with painted with either white + cobalt blue or light pink and cobalt blue underglazes, finished with a clear glaze and 24k gold luster accents.
- elegant brass fittings
- brown-cloth cord
- In-line switch with dimming settings
- tan linen shade
LAMPING
Provided with dimmable LED light bulbs
DIMENSIONS
Lamp Height – 5.5”
Lamp Base Width – 4.25"
Lamp Shade- 6.5” (height) x 8.75” (bottom) x 5” (top)
Total Lamp Height – 12”
* In Stock, Ships immediately
(All our lamp names are inspired by incredible female identifying artists in art history, this table lamp was inspired by the infamous artist Yayoi Kusama, who was born in 1929 in Japan. She began painting as a child to escape. In 1958, she moved to New York, inspired by the rise of Abstract Expressionism and a letter from Georgia O’Keeffe. Some of her most seminal work includes her dot paintings.)