Lapis is a floor lamp consisting in three metal cylinders of different heights, from which artistic glass elements emerge, gradually tapering towards the top. The composition creates a vertical rhythm that brings metal, glass and light into a direct relationship.

The metal cylinders have a brushed bronze finish. Their different heights articulate the base of the lamp and follow the upward development of the glass elements, creating a composition of distinct yet coordinated volumes.

The artistic glass is hand-blown by master glassmakers in the Venice area. This craftsmanship brings the Venetian glass tradition into the lamp, making each element part of a process in which material and handwork remain closely linked.

While the glass is still molten, the surface is covered with glass fragments. This stage changes the perception of the material and creates a texture that responds to light through reflections and variations.

When the lamp is switched on, light passes through the glass elements, highlighting the glass granules. The surfaces gain greater depth, and the glass becomes an active part of the lighting effect.

Lapis interprets HESSENTIA lighting through a dialogue between metal, Venetian artistic glass and handcraftsmanship. The vertical structure supports elements that are blown and worked with glass granules, transforming the material into a luminous presence that gives character to the space.