I spotted these amazing light sculptures during our visit to Portland's Canoe recently, and was instantly mesmerized by their delicacy and organic form.
Created by Israeli-by-way-of-British Columbia ceramist Lilach Lotan, the accent lights -- which mimic coral, barnacles, and other underwater forms -- are handcrafted from unglazed porcelain and gently illuminated by a small disc. They're available as votive lights, wall sconces, and ceiling pendants as well.
Check 'em out right here, and contact Lotan directly to find a retailer in your area. (The non-electrified votives are available from Canoe's online shop for $135 each.)
Monday, June 30, 2008
Cool Stuff: Porcelain Coral Lights
Posted by Leah at 7:48 AM
Labels: accessories, Canada, Canoe, ceramics, Cool Stuff, lighting, Lilach Lotan, porcelain
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beautiful for a seaside vacation home! I can hear the waves lapping on shore already...
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