Brighten your bedside, buffet table, and more with this eye-catching lamp. It's made from white ceramic with a curved silhouette, and it features rust-orange accents brushed along the lower half for an earthy contrast. We love how the base's rough texture gives it an industrial-inspired vibe we're seeing everywhere. This lamp has a rocker switch, and the classic empire shade is made from fabric to gently diffuse ambient light from one 60W bulb (sold separately).
I ordered 2 of these as bedside lamps. I love everything about them. I love that they are ceramic. I love their shape. I love the juxtaposition of the smooth whitecream glaze and the textured burnt orange glaze the fine crackling in the white glaze. I love the randomuneven “line” where the 2 glazes meet. I even like the ever-so-slightly rustic look of the shades.
*I am a potter. The orange rough glaze was not just glued on. You can tell because the white glaze drips down slightly over the orange. This could not happen if the orange was glued on as the glue would burn off durning the glaze firing.
Also, some reviewers have pointed to white or clear glossy areas on the orange saying it is glue. It is the white glaze that has dripped down or splashed on. When the white glaze is thin, it can look clear, but in other areas, it is white. It is definitely over the orange glaze.
Some glazes are formulated to create effects during the firing. The white glaze becomes crackled and the orange glaze becomes rough like sand. The last photo I’ve uploaded is a montage of some glazes that creat rough effects. Each is available for potters to purchase. The company that makes this lamp surely has its own glaze carefully formulated to create this rough effect during the firing.. Margie. California. Mon Jan 15 2024
