Atmospheric table lamp - cable-free - upcycled from Jopeko vase

Price for the lamp including the lampshade and wireless light source. This elegant accent lamp is based on an original ceramic vase by Jopeko (model 7201/21) from the 1960s/70s. The vase features an organically interpreted pagoda shape with smooth transitions and an integrated handle – a characteristic design element of West German pottery from that era. Unlike strict geometric designs, this shape appears particularly fluid and sculptural – this range of models is one of the most popular from the Jopeko factory. The dark green glaze develops a lively play of colours depending on the light – from dark fir green to almost petrol shades. It is precisely these changing surfaces – partially mixed with lava foam glaze – that give this series its special charm. Dimensions: Vase: 20 cm in height, approximately 12 cm wide. Total lamp: approximately 41 cm in height. Lampshade: 18 cm in diameter, 21 cm in height. Lampshade: The handmade lampshade from Roomlight Studio is covered with high-quality upholstery fabric. The expressive and colourful pattern produces a particularly warm and vibrant light effect when illuminated – an exciting contrast with the deep green vase. Lamp reconstruction (object-friendly): the vase has been deliberately transformed into a lamp without altering its substance: no drilling, reversible plug-in solution, weighted for secure stability, closed with a brass cap, quality E27 socket. The original condition and value for collectors remain fully preserved. Technique – wireless & flexible: the lamp operates with a rechargeable LED light source, which can be charged via a USB-C cable. Lighting duration up to 12 hours. The light source can be purchased again at any time for around 12 euros, making the lamp sustainable. The light source is suitable not only for indoor use but also for outdoor use. Ideal for the balcony, terrace, or flexible room staging without an electrical socket. Dimmable via remote control, with several adjustable light colours. A unique piece from the mid-century – organic, colourful, and versatile.