An elemental pendant light, crafted from hand-worked copper and wrought iron. The cylindrical shade bears a rich, heat-patinated surface, alive with molten hues of red, bronze, and ember. Torch-cut perforations scatter across its form like organic fissures, allowing light to escape in glowing, volcanic fragments.
Suspended from a twisted iron loop with scrolling finials, the piece bridges the rustic and the sculptural—part medieval reliquary, part mid-century brutalist experiment. The rawness of the materials is celebrated rather than concealed, giving the lamp an almost geological presence.
An atmospheric and characterful light, equally suited to casting shadows in a moody interior or serving as a statement of hand-forged craft.
