Aurata - Pendant Lamp

The Orb 6.000 EUR

Inspired by the simplest graphical elements—the line and the dot—this lamp is a study in minimalist elegance. Its design philosophy creates a striking contrast: a simple exterior that complements any interior houses an intricate, abundant interior that illuminates the space. Crafted from solid brass and glass, the four lampshades cast light in four directions, enriching the ambiance. An integrated LED installation and meticulously hand-assembled components ensure its enduring quality.

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  • Dimensions

    21 x 22 x 56 cm
  • Materials

    Brass
  • Production & Delivery

    Handcrafed in Poland | 12 - 15 weeks

Jan Garncarek, An Artists' Search for Liberation in Structural Design

Jan Garncarek is a designer from Warsaw who makes objects that flirt with both art and craft. His studio lives in a 19th-century factory in Żyrardów, where pigeons once ruled and now sparks fly. He works with metal, textiles, and light — materials with weight and history, but always given a twist.

Every piece is handmade. No conveyor belts, no clones. Turned by a craftsman, polished by another, finished by Jan himself. The result: objects that feel alive, not manufactured. Lamps, tables, rugs, screens — each one its own character.

Jan doesn’t do rigid definitions. He likes freedom, experiment, detours. Design, for him, is closer to a conversation — between him and his partner Ewelina, between painting and structure, between durability and poetry.

The duo’s work is personal. Their first collaboration was a messy, hand-painted canvas — more memory than object — and today it’s screens, rugs, and lighting that carry the same spirit: playful, emotional, sometimes a little rebellious. For Jan, sustainability isn’t a buzzword but a responsibility: natural materials, no shortcuts, objects built to last almost forever. The studio is a laboratory, a playground, a place where objects earn their soul.