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Gold Teardrop Tall Moroccan Brass Lamp with Star Cutouts

£ 180,00

Availability: 999 in stock

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Description

A rounded base covered in star-shaped openwork gives this tall Moroccan brass lamp its strongest presence. The warm gold finish, narrow teardrop body and long tapered neck draw the eye upwards, ending in a small ball finial.

The pierced geometric pattern is densest across the bulbous lower section, with triangular openings arranged into repeated star forms. Above it, the smoother neck adds contrast, so the piece reads as decorative lighting and sculptural metalwork.

Where It Works Best

Use the slim, upright silhouette where height is useful without a wide footprint: on a console, side table, hallway surface or styled at floor level beside low seating. The open pattern is suited to ambient glow rather than task lighting, creating decorative shadows when lit.

Shape, Pattern and Finish

  • Moroccan brass lamp with a tall teardrop profile
  • Gold-toned surface with subtle visible variation
  • Geometric star and triangle cutouts around the lower body
  • Smooth tapered neck with raised ring bands near the top
  • Rounded ball finial and plain circular base
  • Structured product weight: 2 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a floor lamp or a table lamp? Its tall, narrow shape suits several placements, including console tops, side tables or low floor styling, depending on the scale of the room.

What decorative pattern does it have? The lower body features repeated geometric star forms built from triangular cutouts, with a smoother tapered neck above.

How heavy is the lamp? The structured product weight is 2 kg.

Additional information

Weight 2 kg
Moroccan Artisan Abdeltif at Work
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Made by Abdeltif Checkaouri

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Brass Lantern Maker · Marrakech, Morocco

Abdeltif shapes and engraves each piece by hand in his Moroccan workshop, drawing on years of experience and traditional metalworking techniques passed down through generations. His careful craftsmanship gives every creation its own character and lasting authenticity.

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