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Shayd Table Lamp, Graphite

Le prix initial était : €1,244.32.Le prix actuel est : €122.22.

UGS : SKUxE3SFK87g2 Catégories : Chambre, Lampes De Table, Luminaires, Luminaires, Par Pièce, Séjour, Toutes Les Pièces Étiquette : SIN Marque : SIN

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An exploration of soft structure, the Shayd Table Lamp brings a tactile warmth to the Gami Collection. Its pleated silhouette, formed through the delicate folding of clay, echoes the intricate yet organic nature of origami. The result is a sculptural piece that plays with shadow and light, diffusing a glow that shifts as the form unfolds. LED bulb included.*UL ListedCARE INSTRUCTIONS: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Be sure to unplug/turn off light when cleaning.To remove fingerprints, gently wipe the surface with isopropyl alcohol and a microfiber cloth.For stubborn marks, apply a small amount of metal polish (like Brasso) and gently buff with a microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive pads or cleaners.METALLIC GLAZE VARIATION: Reactive metallic glazes naturally oxidize over time, creating subtle shifts in hue, sheen, and texture, making each piece distinctly unique.

L 26.67 cm x W 24.13 cm x H 33.02 cm – 3.6 kg
L 10.50 in x W 9.50 in x H 13.00 in

Type de produit :Table Lamps

Material: Ceramic

Color: Graphite

Style: Contemporary, Minimalism, Craft Revival

Location: United States of America

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SIN is a Brooklyn-based homewares and lighting brand founded in 2007 by multidisciplinary designer Virginia Sin, dedicated to creating sculptural and functional pieces that bring warmth and intention into the everyday. Known for its signature hand-built ceramics, SIN blends soulful minimalism with purposeful craftsmanship, offering designs that feel both contemporary and timeless. Every piece is designed and handcrafted in the brand’s Brooklyn studio, where the mark of the human hand remains central to its ethos. From lighting and tabletop to decor and beyond, SIN is building a heritage brand rooted in emotional connection, material honesty, and the art of slow design.