Sculptural floor lamp inspired by the minarets of Harar
The Ensosila ("dreaming" in Amharic) floor lamp is a sculptural statement piece that anchors any living space. Inspired by the slender minarets of Harar, its tall brass column rises elegantly, topped with a hand-woven shade that filters light like afternoon sun through a traditional Ethiopian window.
Sculptural floor lamp inspired by the minarets of Harar
The Ensosila ("dreaming" in Amharic) floor lamp is a sculptural statement piece that anchors any living space. Inspired by the slender minarets of Harar, its tall brass column rises elegantly, topped with a hand-woven shade that filters light like afternoon sun through a traditional Ethiopian window.
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Harar, the "City of Saints," is known for its unique architecture and vibrant cultural heritage. The Ensosila captures the vertical elegance and warm hues of this walled city.
Master Haile Gebreselassie
55 hours
The Ensosila ("dreaming" in Amharic) floor lamp is a sculptural statement piece that anchors any living space. Inspired by the slender minarets of Harar, its tall brass column rises elegantly, topped with a hand-woven shade that filters light like afternoon sun through a traditional Ethiopian window.
Brushed brass column
Hand-woven Ethiopian cotton shade
Marble base