Ceramic lamp from the Ateliers d'Accolay, 1960s

Authentic ceramic lamp made in the Accolay workshops during the 1960s, a remarkable testament to the creative effervescence that animated this collective of Burgundian potters. Crafted from a brown stoneware with a matte and deep texture, this piece features a sculptural column shape with organic and asymmetrical lines, reflecting the freedom of expression characteristic of these visionary artisans. The surface reveals a sought-after glazing with natural vertical drips that enhance the raw and artisanal character of the object. At the heart of the composition, a large amber orange resin plate embedded becomes the focal point of this creation, transforming the lamp into a true luminous work of art. When lit, this translucent resin radiates a warm golden light, while the circular openwork openings arranged on the body create luminous halos that delicately dress the surrounding space. This Accolay lamp perfectly embodies the mid-century French spirit, a perfect blend of functionality and aesthetic pursuit, where raw material dialogues with modernity. A piece as decorative as it is functional, it is part of the legacy of twentieth-century French design. Dimensions: height 30 cm, width 18 cm. Composition: glazed stoneware and amber resin. Colours: brown and bright orange. Good used condition with a patina of time.