Gemma Sconce, Medium
Gemma Sconce, Medium
Gemma Sconce, Medium
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Gemma Sconce, Medium

Gemma Sconce, Medium

$5,800

A hand-blown sconce with handmade dot embellishments — each one applied individually to the shade surface, marble-like in texture and color. The larger of two Gemma sconce sizes.

 

Glass, Brass

Every piece is made to order and blown by hand in New York City.

Shades in Opaline, Lilac, Pistachio, Poppy, and Tobacco, with contrasting or tonal embellishments. Custom colors upon inquiry. 

Hardware in Brass, Patina Brass, Blackened Brass, and Pewter.

10⅝" D × 10⅞" W × 9⅝" H

Bulb: (×1) G9 / 120V / 4.5W / 450 lm / 2700K

UL Listed, Damp Rated

Lead Time: 12 weeks

All lighting sales are final.

This piece is part of our FLORA collection which was developed in collaboration with Brooklyn-based design studio In Common With,  first presented in 2022. The collection emerged from a shared fascination with Venetian glassmaking — specifically the techniques that make each piece impossible to replicate exactly. The forms take their cues from flowers: petals mid-wilt, stems at full extension, blooms caught at the moment before they turn.