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Harbor of Light - Meditative Sculpture Lamp from Reclaimed W | Sculptures by Loom&Drift. Item made of wood & ceramic compatible with minimalism and mid century modern style
Harbor of Light - Meditative Sculpture Lamp from Reclaimed W | Sculptures by Loom&Drift. Item made of wood & ceramic compatible with minimalism and mid century modern style
Harbor of Light - Meditative Sculpture Lamp from Reclaimed W | Sculptures by Loom&Drift. Item made of wood & ceramic compatible with minimalism and mid century modern style
Harbor of Light - Meditative Sculpture Lamp from Reclaimed W | Sculptures by Loom&Drift. Item made of wood & ceramic compatible with minimalism and mid century modern style
Harbor of Light - Meditative Sculpture Lamp from Reclaimed W | Sculptures by Loom&Drift. Item made of wood & ceramic compatible with minimalism and mid century modern style

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Harbor of Light - Meditative Sculpture Lamp from Reclaimed W

Price $1,380

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Shipping: UPS 7-12 days
Price $150 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: August 20, 2026

Handmade

Reclaimed Materials

Made To Order

DimensionsWeight
2.8H x 18.1W x 10.6D in
7.11H x 45.97W x 26.92D cm
1.8 kg
3.97 lb
Harbor of Light is a meditative sculptural lamp born from the quiet dialogue between reclaimed materials and Eastern philosophy. A 1987 vintage chair back is reshaped into a wave of time, carrying a 1980s hand-thrown ceramic bowl as a “boat of the heart.” Three fragments of aged architectural tile outline the distant shore.When the LED candle within the bowl is lit, it symbolizes a voyage toward inner peace—the boat “fully loaded with time,” arriving at the harbor of tranquility and contentment.A contemplative object for meditation spaces, galleries, and discerning interiors.

The Philosophy of ArrivalIn Eastern thought, the “other shore” is not a physical place—it is a state of inner peace and self-sufficiency. This sculpture translates that idea into material form. The wave of time, the boat of the heart, the distant shore—all are minimal gestures that invite contemplation.When light emerges from the bowl, it is not merely illumination. It is the warmth of arrival. A reminder that the true harbor is within.

Materials & Craft
Wave Base: 1987 vintage chair back, reshaped and polished. 46cm L × 27cm W.
Boat: 1980s hand-thrown ceramic bowl, embedded in the wood.
Shore: Fragments of period-appropriate, reclaimed architectural tile.
Light Source: Modern energy-efficient LED candle light.
Overall Dimensions: 46cm L × 27cm W × 7cm H.

Creation time and delivery
Year of Creation: 2024
Country of Origin: Zhejiang, China
Certificate of Authenticity: Included
Lead Time: Ready to ship within 7 business days
Shipping: Worldwide shipping available

Category: Sculptures

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Item Harbor of Light - Meditative Sculpture Lamp from Reclaimed W
Created by Loom&Drift
As seen in Creator's Studio, Ningbo, China
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Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2026
Transformingtime-worn objects into collectible contemplative art.

Yingting Su transforms reclaimed Chinese relics-1920s porcelain bowls, century-old ox yokes, and lightning-struck wood-into one-of-a-kind sculptural lighting. Rather than erasing their age, she preserves their scars, patina, and history, giving each piece a second life as functional art for collectors and designers. Her work explores the quiet dialogue between time, labor, and light. She is based in Ningbo, China.

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