Serax Paloma Table Lamp - Beige

Name: Serax Paloma Table Lamp - Beige
Brand: Serax
SKU: wfm47trdyb
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With a striking base and neutral linen lamp shade, the 'Paloma' table lamp exudes classic elegance...

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With a striking base and neutral linen lamp shade, the 'Paloma' table lamp exudes classic elegance. A hand-sculpted dove adorns the base, symbolizing peace, hope, and love. The twisted woven fabric cord in white adds a touch of refinement to this beautiful lamp. Many of our designs are finished by hand, which may lead to irregularities and is considered a part of the uniqueness of each piece. This lamp requires 1 x 5w Max E27 Lamp and has an in-line switch. It is IP20 Rated and Class 2, Double Insulated. Dimensions: Height 520mm - Diameter 250mm. The lamp features a Linen lampshade and a superb Enamelled sandstone base. The base features a dove, a symbol of peace, hope and love. This Lamp evokes Picasso's sketches and pays tribute to the painter's daughter, Paloma. A stylish detail: the twisted Fabric cable adds a refined retro dimension to the Lamp. The Sandstone base reveals the irregular shapes created by hand-molding. Designer Marie Michielssen has a predilection for materials she can shape by hand, letting her intuition guide her, giving shape to objects with an atypical, poetic allure. She prefers to let the material express itself during the creative process by modeling it by hand, often playing with primary shapes such as a cylinder, a ball or a square, putting them together to create new shapes. It's all very intuitive.