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The Channapatna base is what makes this lamp entirely its own. Channapatna is one of Karnataka's most celebrated craft traditions — the brightly lacquered softwood turned on a lathe in the toy-making town that gave India some of its most beloved folk objects. On the base of this small oil lamp those characteristic orange and red stripes bring a warmth and cultural rootedness that the matte white ceramic body above it balances with quiet contemporary restraint.
The result is an oil lamp that is as suited to a dinner table where it creates intimate candlelight as it is to a desk or centre table where it earns its place as a considered decorative object even when unlit. Small enough to sit anywhere without demanding space and characterful enough to become the most noticed thing in the room the moment a flame is placed inside it. Part of Rayden's Urban Tweeter collection — designed around the observation that birds find new habitats in city high-rises, adapting old instincts to new environments, much like the Channapatna craft tradition finding a new home in contemporary design. Available exclusively on Tooffi, India's marketplace for independent brands that carry India's craft heritage into everyday modern living.
Details:
- Material: Matte white ceramic body with lacquered Channapatna softwood base
- Colour: Matte white body — orange and red stripes base
- Dimensions: 110 x 110 x 105 mm
- Weight: 250g
- Care: Not microwave or dishwasher safe. Wipe with mild detergent.
Perfect For
Housewarming gifts for the home that values Indian craft heritage in everyday objects · Diwali and festive gifting where a flame and Channapatna craft belong in the same breath · Anyone who believes the lamp on the dinner table should carry as much story as the meal it illuminates