HESTIAN Table Lamp, Medium Lacquer Handmade Accent Lighting Green, Feminine Focused Design, Recycled Composite White Plaster

Designed by Studio Chora, 2022. Sold individually. Available finishes: white limestone or green (resin). Dimensions: Height: 14-0" Width: 8-0" Depth: 5-1/2" The Hestian table lamp is a medium-sized, statement light fixture that is sculpted from clay pulp using non-toxic and low-VOC adhesives. It is mixed with recycled paper (turned into a pulp) and finished in a mineral gypsum plaster that naturally dries to a bright white colour. The shape is expressive of the human form. Form inspired by Elizabeth Grosz's 'Space, Time, and Perversion': "The question of dwelling, of where, and how to live..." Description: Matte white limestone or green resin finish. Table lamp. Candelabra socket. Round LED G16 40W candelabra bulb (included!) in soft white. 5'-0" clear cord. Surreal plaster base and shade, sealed with resin and lacquer. Domestic shipping: Shipments are picked up on the following day (Monday- Saturday), unless custom or otherwise noted. Products are carefully packed using second-use packing materials. *Shipping upgrades are available. Care Instructions: Studio Chora's plaster products are lightly sealed--meaning they retain a chalk-like, natural finish. Light dusting is all that is needed to keep the surface clean. Return/Exchange Policy: Products may be returned or exchanged in perfect condition up to 7 days after the initial receipt for a full refund, less initial shipping costs. Please note that all products are handmade and have small variations. Review product photos carefully or contact directly through Etsy or shop@studiochora.com to inquire about specific concerns. Contact through Etsy or shop@studiochora.com to initiate the returns process within 3 days. Buyer must pay return shipping fees. Emily Silva, M. Arch., owner of Studio Chora is a minority designer born and raised in New Mexico. Trained as an architect, Emily's focus is on post-Deleuzian philosophy as a critical tool for articulating gender. She handcrafts one-of-a-kind sculptures, drawings, technical and artistic visuals, pneumatic dinner parties, and augmented reality experiences. Chora is the greek word for space and its ties to human craft.