Additional Features

• Specks of flux and fine particulate are suspended inside the glass column, giving a transparent form visible texture and depth.
• Those inclusions land differently in every body, so the pattern of flecking belongs to the lamp that arrives and no other.
• The particles catch and hold light as it passes through, turning the base into the visual event rather than the shade.
• Iron fittings close the column at top and bottom, so the clear glass has a defined edge instead of dissolving into the table.
• A linen taper shade diffuses the light on its way out and narrows the profile toward the top.