Teak Table Lamp with Alabaster Shade
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Teak Table Lamp with Alabaster Shade

A table lamp with a base turned from solid teak on a hand-spun lathe, paired with a shade hand-cut from a single block of alabaster. Lit, the alabaster glows a slow honey from within. Named for the lamp itself — deepak, the steady flame of the household.

Craft

Material
Lathe-turned teak base, hand-cut alabaster shade, single concealed bulb
Origin
Workshop in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Lead time
6–8 weeks from confirmation

Dimensions

DIA
28 cm
HGT
48 cm
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The Story

Deepak is the household flame — the small steady lamp lit at dusk in every Indian home for as long as there have been Indian homes. We turned this base from solid teak on a hand-spun lathe in Saharanpur, the woodworking town that has shaped the furniture of north India for two centuries. The shade is cut from a single block of alabaster, hollowed thin enough that the stone is just translucent. Lit at the bedside or on a low console, it glows a slow honey from within — the warmth of the diya carried into the proportions of a modern lamp. The flame is electric. The gesture is older than electricity.

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