Tallulah of the Still Hours

£148.00
Overview

A dome-topped lamp for evenings in slow motion.

Ceramic shade, red sandalwood base – dimmable and cordless.

Perfect for bedrooms, night corners, and conversations that stretch past bedtime.

Tap to glow. USB-C to charge.

Specs

Size

Height: 240mm
Diameter: 68mm at the base

Key Features

  • Fine, grain-like lines run across the pale shade and become more visible when the lamp is lit.
  • Turned wooden stem – tapered and rounded sections give the lamp a formal, candlestick-like profile.
  • Use this bell shade table lamp between place settings for a soft glow across the dining table.
  • Place this turned wood table lamp at one end of a sideboard, or use a matching pair for balance.
  • Set this accent table lamp on a mantel beneath a framed picture to light the arrangement after dark.
  • Also perfect as a bedside lamp, desk lamp, or meditation corner accent.
  • Cordless and rechargeable dining table lamp – no plug required.
  • 3300K warm LED light – ideal for relaxed evenings, soft mornings, and ambient desk lighting.
  • Tap-sensitive dimming – press and hold to adjust brightness.
  • Up to 48 hours of runtime on lowest brightness, 12 hours on highest.
  • Full recharge in about 1 hour via USB Type-C
  • 3W power | 1200mAh lithium battery | 5V charging voltage

Materials

  • Lampshade: Handmade jade clay ceramic – smooth matte finish with unique marbling in each piece
  • Base & stem: Finely turned African Blackwood – a precious hardwood known for its deep colour and subtle scent

Care

Wipe clean with a dry or lightly damp cloth.

Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasives.

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or high humidity.

Store and handle with care – ceramic shade is delicate and handcrafted.

 

The Story

Tallulah speaks in pauses. Not silence – pauses. The kind that stretch across a quiet room and ask nothing of you. She lives near the edge of Morrowbay, where fog walks upright and birds forget to flap.

On her first day awake, she met Candlewick – a stout, round lamp with a warm grin and no concept of time. He flickered jokes and offered to share his light. She declined politely, then borrowed it anyway.

They don’t talk much. Candlewick hums. Tallulah listens. And every so often, when the fog curls just right, she glows – not from within, but from the memory of his laugh.