This square lamp reproduces Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night by hand on glass. It is designed in such a way that the moon has more lighting, which makes it look natural.
Height 33 cm
Width 22 cm
Hamlet Hakobyan’s lamp glows with a warm ambiance, a result of the time, care and attention to detail invested by hand making. A strong belief was instilled in Hamlet that skill develops with time, and the care taken by handmaking is experienced only during the time. Hamlet got the idea of making lamps while he was cleaning the basement of his home, he had an idea of making a lamp from organic glass and it turned out to be a focal point in his life. Lamp making became his business. Besides designing and making lamps, he works in public TV. Hamlet says "Lamp making is never going to be a dying craft as the light is eternal.’’ Hamlet’s lamps are environmentally friendly as he reuses and recycles different materials.
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This square lamp reproduces Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night by hand on glass. It is designed in such a way that the moon has more lighting, which makes it look natural.
Height 33 cm
Width 22 cm
Photo: © Tigran Sahakyan
This industrial style table lamp combines a mixture of wood and metal. It is a wonderful décor for a table.
Height 55 cm
Width 20 cm
Diameter 7 cm
Photo: © Tigran Sahakyan
This decorative lamp is modelled on the theme of the moon, which can be a part of a wooden interior: it is minimalistic but at the same time lightly.
Height 60 cm
Width 60 cm
Photo: © Tigran Sahakyan
The oak wood used in this lamp was filled with epoxide which gave an effect of cracks.
Height 35 cm
Width 20 cm
Photo: © Tigran Sahakyan
This lamp symbolises a couple who walk together to spread light.
Height 35 cm
Width 14 cm