Bublé

The story of Bublé begins with an emotion: a desire to hold onto softness in a structured world. Inspired by the comfort of repetition — in rituals, in jewelry, in architecture — the lamp became an exploration of how tactility can become light. The ceramic beads reference both cultural craftsmanship and personal memory, reminiscent of prayer beads, heirloom necklaces, and the grounding feel of hand-molded objects passed between generations.

The spheres were meticulously slip-cast in ceramic, then hand-joined and stacked along a hidden rod — each rod welded securely into the base of the one above, allowing a seamless flow of form. Light diffuses softly through each hollowed section, creating a rhythm of shadow and glow that moves with the eye.

Bublé is not just an object of light; it is an object of emotional stillness — designed to invite pause, memory, and warmth into a space. Whether placed in a contemplative corner or used as a sculptural statement in a modern interior, it becomes a quiet anchor