Designed by Ambre Jarno
Satin bronze lamp handmade by craftsmen from recycled metals
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Each piece is unique due to its handmade nature, shapes and shades vary slightly
Electrification: Can be wired for the country of your choice
CE Certification: Yes
UL Listed: Yes
Dimmable: Yes (only for medium and large sizes)
Light Source Included: Yes
Light Source: Tala bulb Porcelain Sphere I
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The name Maison Intègre, or “House of the Honest,” reflects both the ethical sourcing of its materials and the country’s reputation as the land of upright people. The atelier has collaborated with François Champsaur and Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, and partnered with Saint Laurent Rive Droite.
The Zaka Lamp, designed by Ambre Jarno, founder of Maison Intègre, is not just a lamp. It takes the shape of the traditional kiln used to burn out wax in the lost-wax casting process, a form Jarno observed daily in her Ouagadougou workshop. Here, fire is replaced by light, transforming the humble architecture of the foundry into a quiet meditation on the creative fire of the atelier itself.
Cast by hand in satin bronze from recycled metals, the lamp bears the fingerprints of the Burkinabé craftsmen who shape it, each one unique in silhouette and surface tone. Because no mold is reused twice, the curve of one Zaka Lamp will always differ slightly from the next, a reminder that every piece is born from the same fire that inspired it.

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Linterno Fabric : St Moritz/Nobili






































