Table lamp by the French artist Georges Pelletier, featuring a striking, sculptural design blending earthy craftsmanship with modern texture. The base is ceramic with a rounded, bottle-like shape, featuring circular decorative inlays in warm brown and gold tones, the surface finish has a distressed, layered look of beige and white, giving it an organic, weathered texture. Its cylindrical lampshade is covered in woven fabric adorned with rows of soft cream-colored tassels arranged in a geometric pattern. The cream and beige tones of the shade complement the rustic hues of the base.
 
 
Georges Pelletier (1938 - 2023) is a Belgian-born French ceramic artist renowned for his whimsical and sculptural lighting creations. After studying at the École des Arts Appliqués in Paris, he worked with Mathieu Matégot before opening his own studio. Pelletier’s lamps and totems, often pierced and glazed, emit warm, poetic light patterns. Combining ceramics with playful, organic forms, his works blur the line between art and function. Active since the 1960s, he became a key figure in French decorative arts, especially in Vallauris. Today, his distinctive handmade pieces remain highly sought after for their craftsmanship and timeless charm.