Aoi Japanese Hand Turned Glazed Ceramic Table Lamp

Hand Turned Japanese Ceramic Lamp With Glass-Like Glaze

The Aoi Table Lamp from the Shiga collection showcases traditional Japanese craftsmanship with a hand-turned ceramic form finished in one of six ancient kilns in Japan. Natural coal and ash minerals create a light, transparent, glass-like glaze with a blueish-green tint. Cloth wiring and a refined rolled-edge linen shade complete the design. Made in Japan.

Key Features

• The hand-turned ceramic design reflects traditional Japanese craftsmanship and gives the lamp a distinctive character.
• Finished in one of six ancient kilns in Japan, connecting the design to a longstanding ceramic-making tradition.
• Natural coal and ash minerals create variations in the glaze, often resulting in a light, transparent, glass-like surface with a blueish-green tint.
• The glazed ceramic body provides a refined and expressive finish that highlights the natural character of the material.
• Cloth wiring adds an authentic and carefully considered detail to the overall design.
• The refined rolled-edge linen shade complements the ceramic base with a clean and sophisticated finishing touch.
• The 3-way switch provides flexible lighting control, while the medium base accommodates a single bulb up to 100 watts.
• Made in Japan, the lamp brings together traditional hand-turning techniques, distinctive glazing, and refined finishing details.

Specifications

• Height: 25.
• Width: 12.
• Depth: 12.
• Weight: 13.4.
• Material: Ceramic/Porcelain.
• Primary Finish: Glazed.
• Vase Finish: Glazed.
• Body Height: 19.
• Body Width: 12.
• Body Depth: 12.
• Mounting Width: 5.75.
• Mounting Depth: 5.75.
• Shade Top: 16.6”.
• Shade Bottom: 18”.
• Shade Side: 11”.
• Shade Color: Tan.
• Shade Fabric: Linen.
• Color: Brown.
• Freight Type: Small Parcel.

Lighting Details

• Bulb Quantity: 1.
• Bulb Base Type: Medium Base.
• Maximum Wattage: 100.
• Switch Type: 3-Way.

Ideal For

This Japanese ceramic table lamp is ideal for interiors that appreciate handcrafted design, natural glaze variation, traditional Japanese craftsmanship, and refined linen detailing.