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Gres Ceramics - Handmade Stoneware Lamp - Lune - Smooth White Glaze and Jute Lampshade
Gres Ceramics - Handmade Stoneware Lamp - Lune - Smooth White Glaze and Jute Lampshade
Gres Ceramics - Handmade Stoneware Lamp - Lune - Smooth White Glaze and Jute Lampshade
Gres Ceramics - Handmade Stoneware Lamp - Lune - Smooth White Glaze and Jute Lampshade
Gres Ceramics - Handmade Stoneware Lamp - Lune - Smooth White Glaze and Jute Lampshade
Gres Ceramics - Handmade Stoneware Lamp - Lune - Smooth White Glaze and Jute Lampshade

Gres Ceramics – Handmade Stoneware Lamp – Lune – Smooth White Glaze and Jute Lampshade

280,00 €

incl. VAT plus Shipping Costs

Handmade ceramic lamp base with a smooth white glaze and a jute lampshade.
Dimensions:
Foot: H 20cm, Shade H 23cm
Twisted flax cord: 180cm
E27 socket, Light bulb not included
Each lamp is hand crafted, unique and may slightly vary in size and color.

The Grès lamp collection is created by stylist Aurélie Lecuyer and ceramicist Benoit Audureau.
Aurélie began by collecting vintage French ceramic lamps. Noting that they were becoming increasingly difficult to source, she sketched out a few models of her own. Aurélie then went in search of a ceramicist capable of making the pieces. She chose to work with Benoît Audureau, who understood perfectly what she was looking for.

“I was looking for a specific mat glaze,” explains Aurélie. “Benoit doesn’t work with traditional preparations, he makes his own clay with mixtures that he collects near his home.” The lamps have a primitive feel. They are fired several times, which gives them an incomparable texture.

The lampshades are hand-woven by Aurélie, in cotton or jute.

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Gres Ceramics – Handmade Stoneware Lamp – Lune – Smooth White Glaze and Jute Lampshade

Grés is a collection of ceramic lamps made in France.

“Attracted by the raw materials, I recover my clays from quarries to keep their wealth. Prepare my land, leaving or removing their sand, pebbles. Raw soil that after cooking will reveal all its imperfections. Production is entirely based on utility and small decorative series. I work on the shape, accuracy, spontaneity of the shooting or I come to cut facets in the room to create landscapes. The parts are mostly covered with magnesium white enamel and baked in an electric oven at 1270° or in wood in a phoenix oven at 1320°. I like working around this white enamel.” Benoit Audureau.