The Beauty Trio – Rúa, Ori & Lis

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From £88.00

Size: Choose an option

Rúa (L)
Ori (M)
Lis (S)
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Overview

Three sculptural lights – hand-turned, cordless, and warm on the eyes.

For winding down, zoning out, or softening the edges of a long day.

No cables, no clutter – just tap and glow.

Ideal on dining tables, shelves, or anywhere that deserves a little pause.

Specs

Sizes

Lis (Small): 163mm height, 60mm diameter at the base

Ori (Medium): 188mm height, 60mm diameter at the base

Rúa (Large): 213mm height, 60mm diameter at the base

Key Features

  • Three related silhouettes – each lamp pairs a tapered red-toned wooden body with a dark circular shade.
  • Concentric grooves around the shades add texture and a strong horizontal line.
  • Warm light catches the wood grain beneath each shade.
  • 3300K warm LED light.
  • Cordless, rechargeable dining table lamp – charges via USB-C in 1 hour, lasts up to 40 hours.
  • At 163mm tall, Lis works as a small restaurant table lamp on a table for two, with a 60mm base that leaves room for plates and glasses.
  • Touch-sensitive dimming – press and hold to adjust the brightness.
  • Arrange different heights of these wooden table lamps on a living-room sideboard, or place one beside a favourite chair for a warm evening glow.
  • Move these cordless table lamps around a shop display as the arrangement changes; their three heights give you options.
  • 3W power | 1500mAh lithium battery | 5V charging voltage

Materials

  • African Padauk + African Blackwood
  • Matte acrylic light diffuser
  • Copper-finished base plate
  • Each piece is handcrafted – wood grain and tone will vary beautifully
Care

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth.

Keep away from water or high humidity.

The Story

Rúa lives in a tower that’s only half as tall as a teapot.

She used to have two siblings, but Ori left to become a windowlamp and Lis ran off to chase fog.

Rúa stayed behind because someone has to watch the quiet.

She knows when the wind changes moods.

She knows which corners forget to be warm.

And she remembers more things than she ever says.

Some evenings, she lights up just to check if anyone’s still paying attention.