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Japanese Hand Turned Ceramic Lamp With Splattered Glaze
The Kota table lamp, part of the Shiga collection, is hand turned with splattered glaze and then oxidation fired, allowing free admission of air during the firing process. This unique technique is associated with an ancient kiln in Japan, giving the classic jar lamp distinctive character. It is completed with cloth wiring and a refined rolled-edge linen shade.
Key Features
- Hand turned in Japan with splattered glaze, creating a distinctive ceramic surface with unique visual character.
- Oxidation fired with free admission of air during the firing process, making it unique to this type of ancient kiln in Japan.
- Features a classic jar lamp silhouette that highlights the traditional character of the hand-turned ceramic construction.
- Completed with cloth wiring that adds a refined detail to the overall handcrafted design.
- Topped with a refined rolled-edge linen shade in a warm tan color that complements the brown ceramic body.
- Part of the Shiga collection and made in Japan, combining traditional craftsmanship with a distinctive decorative form.
- Designed with a dimmer switch for convenient control over the lighting level.
Specifications
- Overall Height: 21.
- Overall Width: 12.
- Overall Depth: 12.
- Body Height: 15.5.
- Body Width: 12.
- Body Depth: 12.
- Mounting Width: 5.25.
- Mounting Depth: 5.25.
- Shade Top: 16”.
- Shade Bottom: 18”.
- Shade Side: 10.5”.
- Shade Color: Tan.
- Shade Fabric: Linen.
- Weight: 12.
- Primary Finish: Glazed.
- Vase Finish: Glazed.
- Color: Brown.
- Materials: Ceramic/Porcelain.
Lighting Details
- Bulb Quantity: 1.
- Bulb Base Type: Medium Base.
- Maximum Wattage: 100.
- Switch Type: Dimmer.
Ideal For
The Kota table lamp is ideal for spaces seeking Japanese craftsmanship with hand-turned ceramic, splattered glaze, cloth wiring, and a refined tan linen shade.