Esca, derived from the Latin word for lure or bait, are the
small luminescent organs at the tip of the dorsal ray of female
anglerfish. This luminous anatomy acts as a lure to attract prey.
The Esca Lamp expresses this underwater glow either through cast glass or skimming across cast mineral, much like an ocean floor. The shade and base halves are available in either material (or both in the same), creating a broad palate for curation and light play.
The shade and base elements and supported by a solid, milled bronze frame structure.
The Esca Lamp expresses this underwater glow either through cast glass or skimming across cast mineral, much like an ocean floor. The shade and base halves are available in either material (or both in the same), creating a broad palate for curation and light play.
The shade and base elements and supported by a solid, milled bronze frame structure.
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| Dimensions | in | cm |
| Length | 18.5 | 47 |
| Width | 8.25 | 21 |
| Depth | 13.75 | 35 |
| Lamping |
| UL Listed E12 Sockets (2) |
| Ships with Two 2700K, 40W Equivalent Dimmable bulbs. |
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Esca Table Lamp No. 1 in Cast Mineral
Esca, derived from the Latin word for lure or bait, are the
small luminescent organs at the tip of the dorsal ray of female
anglerfish. This luminous anatomy acts as a lure to attract prey.
Esca Table Lamp No. 1 in Mixed Materials
Esca, derived from the Latin word for lure or bait, are the
small luminescent organs at the tip of the dorsal ray of female
anglerfish. This luminous anatomy acts as a lure to attract prey.
Esca Series
Esca
Esca, derived from the Latin word for lure or bait, are the small luminescent organs at the tip of the dorsal ray of female anglerfish. This luminous anatomy acts as a lure to attract prey.
The Esca series expresses this underwater glow either through cast glass or skimming across cast mineral, much like an ocean floor.
