Sculptural lamp, 200 cm, a one-of-a-kind piece shaped by hand in the workshop from recycled newspapers, plaster and plant-based glue. Diffuser in the form of a dividing cell, E27 socket, connected dimmer and bulb as an option.
The Amba, “mother” in Sanskrit, are one-of-a-kind pieces from 95 to 200 centimetres. This one stands two hundred centimetres tall: a conical foot narrowing into a neck, then an oval head whose pale face lights up.
The paste is applied by hand over a template printed for this lamp alone, then removed once the material has set. Then come drying, sanding and touching up: slow work, which Henri Dejeant likens to meditation.
The diffuser is printed for it, in the form of a dividing cell. It softens the light and makes the head look inhabited.
E27 socket, LED bulb 20 W maximum. Optional: a remote control with dimmer and a connected bulb. Made on request, and to measure if you wish.
Kerbside delivery, on a pallet only: €200 in France, €400 to neighbouring countries (Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain), €1,200 to other countries, including Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States. Collection from the workshop in Béziers is possible by appointment.
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One of a kind
The large formats are shaped one at a time, with no series behind them. Drying is counted in weeks and the slightest correction shows. No two pieces are alike.
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