Sculptural lamp, 170 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 an orchid, E27 socket, connected dimmer and bulb as an option.
Specifications
In detail
The Amba, “mother” in Sanskrit, are one-of-a-kind pieces from 95 to 200 centimetres. This one stands a hundred and seventy 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 an orchid. 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
Shaped once, and only once.
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.



