Pedasa Table Lamp

Pedasa is a thick white marble ring whose inner face gives off the light. The ring joins a brass disc on a black marble base with rounded corners and sits slightly tilted. The white marble has grey veins and the base is black with white veining. A grey braided cable leaves the base. It takes its name from Pedasa, the ancient city in Caria, around Bodrum; it is a model newly drawn for Archilumos. The inner wall of the ring softens the light and lets a warm tone pass through the marble. There is no bulb to look at directly, so there is no glare. Wipe the marble with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth and the brass disc with a dry one. It stands alone like an object at a bedside, on a console or on a living room shelf. We set the marble type, vein direction, brass tone and size at order.