Portable light in white porcelain Angkor

€340
€340

Angkor portable lamp is handmade in white Limoges porcelain, available in matt or enamelled finish.

Dimensions: hight 15,5 cm x diametre 18 cm

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This Angkor portable light will bring a touch of history to your interior. Its pattern is inspired by an ancient Khmer bell exhibited at the Guimet Museum. Handcrafted in Limoges, the glazed finish will provide you with a soft and diffused light, just as the porcelain will allow you to obtain this unique transparency that will make it a jewel of light. You can give it the look you want by choosing the wire color and harmonize it with your interior.

Supplied with a 3 meters power cord with a switch and a plug.

Compatible light bulb E14 - suggested power : 40W. Lightbulb sold separately in "Accessories".

For USA, Canada and Mexico: E12 - socket certified UL.

Ceiling rose sold separately in "Accessories".

Each piece sold by Alix D. Reynis is marked with our chrome green stamp that guarantees it was entirely made in a manufacture in Limoges, France.

Product type :
Portable lamp
Collections :
Angkor
Material :
Porcelain
Place of manufacture :
France
Made in :
Paris
Manufacture :
handmade
Diametre :
18
Measures :
15.5cm
Light bulb type :
E14
Recommended power :
40W
Electrical system :
furbish

Portable light in white porcelain Angkor

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Portable light in white porcelain Angkor

€340
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The designer

Strong in her ambitions, creative and patient, the aesthete Alix D. Reynis became a model maker, a latent passion for a craft to which she had previously been introduced. This professional change came after the birth of her fourth child, like a realisation for the self-taught law student. Alix devoted herself to sculpture for five years and returned to the notary's office. Meanwhile, by chance, she found a job as a construction manager. The creator then oscillates between two careers, one of the heart and the other of the mind.

In 2011, she took the plunge and created her eponymous brand. A way of shaking up the professional landscape she had been given and embracing a career that made sense, the legitimate joy of working with her hands.

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