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Caloura Table Lamp | Lamps by niho Ceramics. Item made of stoneware works with contemporary & coastal style
Caloura Table Lamp | Lamps by niho Ceramics. Item made of stoneware works with contemporary & coastal style
Caloura Table Lamp | Lamps by niho Ceramics. Item made of stoneware works with contemporary & coastal style
Caloura Table Lamp | Lamps by niho Ceramics. Item made of stoneware works with contemporary & coastal style
Caloura Table Lamp | Lamps by niho Ceramics. Item made of stoneware works with contemporary & coastal style

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niho Ceramics

Caloura Table Lamp

Price $529

Creation: 4-6 weeks
Shipping: DHL 10-15 days
Price $129 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: February 19, 2025

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Made To Order

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
14.96H x 7.87W x 7.87D in
38H x 20W x 20D cm
4 kg
8.82 lb

I painstakingly handcrafted this distinctive lamp base, skillfully shaping it from grogged stoneware clay. I selected a white special effect glaze to impart a captivating textured bubble surface. Following a meticulous 48-hour firing process in the pottery kiln, with temperatures soaring up to 1240 degrees Celsius, the lamp base emerges with exceptional durability. The European E27-sized lamp fitting offers compatibility with both E27 and E26 light bulbs.

IMPORTANT: Please be aware that the lamp is sold without a lamp shade. The pictured lamp shade measures 33cm in diameter and 23cm in height.

Item Caloura Table Lamp
Created by niho Ceramics
As seen in Creator's Studio, Barcelona, Spain
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Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2021
Handmade functional tableware and funky sculptural ceramics

Inspired by the waves of the ocean and the textures of the coastline, I throw my pieces on the pottery wheel and then alter them using hand building techniques. I like to experiment with shapes and I develop my own glazes. Opening the kiln after the firing is always thrilling because only then you know if your idea worked out.