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Stack Wide Table Lamp in Hickory and Barley
Stack Wide Table Lamp in Hickory and Barley
Stack Wide Table Lamp in Hickory and Barley

Stack Wide Table Lamp in Hickory and Barley

Regular price $860
Sale price $860 Regular price $0
The Stack Table Lamp is thrown and glazed by hand in the Heath Clay Studio. Designer Tung Chiang drew inspiration from recollections of his childhood in Hong Kong— specifically, the...

Part pottery studio and part design lab, the Heath Clay Studio is where a small team of potters and glazers develop one-of-a-kind pieces and objects.

The Stack Table Lamp is thrown and glazed by hand in the Heath Clay Studio. Designer Tung Chiang drew inspiration from recollections of his childhood in Hong Kong— specifically, the...
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Stack Wide Table Lamp in Hickory and Barley
Stack Wide Table Lamp in Hickory and Barley
Stack Wide Table Lamp in Hickory and Barley

Care

  • These lamps are functional art pieces. Each is assembled with UL Listed electrical components—including wiring, sockets, and switches. For specific questions about wiring or installation, please consult a licensed electrician.
  • All lamps are fitted with a standard E26 socket and are compatible with lightbulbs up to 60W. Installing a lightbulb with a higher power rating may result in damage to the fixture.
  • The lamp includes a chrome-tipped lightbulb, chosen to reduce direct glare.
  • Lamp arrives fully assembled.
  • Turn off power to the lamp and/or unplug the lamp before cleaning. Allow lightbulb to cool completely before touching. Clean with a dry cloth.

Specs

  • Material:

    • Ceramic

  • Dimensions:

    • 10" H, 9.5" dia.

  • Origin:

    • Designed by Tung Chiang and hand thrown by a small group of craftspeople in the Heath Clay Studio in San Francisco, CA.

Did You Know?

The Heath Clay Studio in San Francisco is a space that gives us room to take risks and get our hands dirty. Work ranges from one-of-a-kind, hand-thrown pieces to small collections of slip cast forms.