ALMA FLOOR LAMP

$8,100.00

A one-of-a-kind sculptural floor lamp, hand-built from clay and timber, that holds a room the way a piece of art does.

Alma is entirely unique. No two spirals of hand-formed clay beads curve the same way, which means no two lamps will ever be the same. She's a statement piece, equally at home anchoring a living room corner, softening a bedroom, or standing as the centrepiece of a gathering space. Minimal in form, unmistakable in presence.

The piece

Hand-formed Australian clay beads, in terracotta, black, brown or white
Spiralling stainless steel pole
Solid spotted gum base, hand-cut and finished, grain entirely unique to your piece
Dimmable E27 globe, available in 110V or 240V
Cable colour fully customisable
Wired to suit your country

Please note, dimensions are approximate as every piece is handmade. Height 135cm, width 56cm, base 30cm diameter x 5cm high. Made to order, 8–12 weeks. Get in touch for more information.

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A one-of-a-kind sculptural floor lamp, hand-built from clay and timber, that holds a room the way a piece of art does.

Alma is entirely unique. No two spirals of hand-formed clay beads curve the same way, which means no two lamps will ever be the same. She's a statement piece, equally at home anchoring a living room corner, softening a bedroom, or standing as the centrepiece of a gathering space. Minimal in form, unmistakable in presence.

The piece

Hand-formed Australian clay beads, in terracotta, black, brown or white
Spiralling stainless steel pole
Solid spotted gum base, hand-cut and finished, grain entirely unique to your piece
Dimmable E27 globe, available in 110V or 240V
Cable colour fully customisable
Wired to suit your country

Please note, dimensions are approximate as every piece is handmade. Height 135cm, width 56cm, base 30cm diameter x 5cm high. Made to order, 8–12 weeks. Get in touch for more information.

About Alma

I could see her before I made her.

I had never made a bead in my life, and then one day this whole lamp appeared to me, clear as anything. I didn't question it. I just started.

I made Alma in the months after I lost my baby. Every bead, hand formed and threaded onto the pole, hundreds of them, one at a time. I didn't set out to make a lamp. I needed my hands to be doing something while my heart figured out what to do with everything else. Slowly, bead by bead, she came together.

There's something about making the same small thing over and over with your hands. It empties you out, in a good way. With each bead, I left a little of the heaviness behind. What was left was love. That's what Alma is made of.

I believe what leaves us in body stays with us another way. Alma comes from the earth, and she'll return to it one day too.

She's not a lamp about what I lost. She's about what's still here.