La Farnesiana Parma Ceramic Wall Shelf Pendant Lighting Niest employed ribbon-forming technique—hammering and

Niest employed ribbon-forming technique—hammering and shaping silver sheets into flowing

The influence of Paul Kiss and Edgar Brandt—legendary Parisian metalworkers whose work adorned luxury ocean liners and grand hotels—demonstrates sophisticated geometric Art Deco aesthetics

Electrical: The internal wiring has been redone and updated to a silver chord so it's not noticeable within the torchini frame

A beautiful and practical piece it easily mounts to the wall with two support clips

La Farnesiana Parma Ceramic Wall Shelf Pendant Lighting Niest employed ribbon-forming technique—hammering andA wall shelf by La Farnesiana, glazed in a soft butter yellow and worked with a gentle pleated face that runs the length of the front. The pleating gives the ceramic a quiet rhythm, catching light along each fold and softening what would otherwise be a plain ledge. The colour is warm and muted rather than bright, the kind of yellow that reads as cream in shade and butter in full light. La Farnesiana worked within the refined ceramics tradition of