Kanna - Kurv Table Light

TOM RAFFIELD LTD

£275

Rooted in Scandinavian serenity, the Kera Lighting Range contrasts clean, sculptural lines with raw, natural materials that intrigue your sense of touch. The beautifully simple silhouettes showcase minimal design that will transform your extraordinary interiors. This unique ceramic table lamp merges an exquisite, curved base with a captivating lampshade, resulting in a truly harmonious masterpiece. The Kurv’s hand-glazed, earthenware base, curves with fluidity to create a timeless table light silhouette, which proudly holds its wooden shade. When illuminated, the Kanna lampshade diffuses a war

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