Mesmerizing Blue

Printed in Hawaii!!! This hibiscus design is simply divine 🌺 You can see the beautiful weave of fabric when the light is turned on….💡It is a "cotton dobby", which is very similar to traditional "barkcloth". I’m always happy to custom make, if you need different shape and size.

Geisha in Japanese Garden Lampshade👘🪭
Only one available.

Leadbeater’s Possum & Regent Honeyeater
Artwork by Tamara Design Co

Some underwater beauties🐠🌿🪼

Lots of newbies have been dropped at LOFT - Bridgetown Handmade Boutique

Red Banksia Lampshade, available in 6 different sizes. Happy to custom make in different shape and style too.

FOR SALE - from my personal collection✨
Barsony FL1 figurine table lamp

I have custom made her a red lampshade with yellow satin ribbon to match her bikini 👙 and she also has some electrical upgrade. I know that some collectors would prefer a traditional plastic ribbon lampshade, hence the flexibility of purchasing her with or without the lampshade 💛❤️

If you don’t know anything about this lamp or the maker, here is a brief 🙂

~~~BARSONY~~~

George Barsony came to Sydney as a refugee in 1949 (from Hungary) and shortly after, met his future wife Jean, an immigrant (from England) who worked in a Sydney pottery.

They moved to a home in Bankstown in 1955 and opened a small workshop that eventually became Barsony Ceramics.

The company operated during 1950s to 1970s. Most of Barsony Ceramics were decorative items such as figurines, lamp bases, candlesticks, vases , wall hangings and bookends.

In the 1950s , exotic black figures became popular, contrasting with the typical pastel colours at the time. But as times changed, so did tastes. Black figures declined in popularity, so Barsony Ceramics ceased operations in the 1970s.

These exquisite lamps have seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years. Barsony black lady lamps are known for their soft rounded edges, rounded breasts and bright red lips. The figures are contrasted by splashes of colour on their clothing and accessories.

Each piece was hand painted, making each piece unique.

A great way to add a touch of green 🍃 to your decor!

You've sure sent some great shots lately 📷😍 Thanks for your ongoing support!

Walter Gerhards Fat Lava Table Lamp 🧡💛

A 2-tier wattlebird & golden wattle shade 🌼
suitable for pendant / ceiling / inverted floor lamp 🛋️

A pair of lampshades at 20cm x 20cm
Ideal for small bedside lamps
$150 for both- Free Delivery AUS wide

“If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn't. And contrary wise, what is, it wouldn't be. And what it wouldn't be, it would. You see?” - Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

Superb Fairywren & Pink Corymbia 💕🧡

A one-off table lamp 🤍🖤 featuring a Swedish design lampshade with a ceramic and timber base.

A small tapered lampshade in earthy tones 🍂20cm bottom x 10cm top x 30cm height

This stunning vintage Italian pottery lamp by Fratelli Fanciullacci is gone to good home 💚

Another West German pottery lamp! 😍 This one here is by Walter Gerhards and I’m thinking a plain orange lampshade 🧡

Walter Gerhards was founded in 1959 in Ransbach-Baumbach Germany by Walter Gerhards and his wife Elfriede Gerhards. Their production was focused on ceramic plant pots but later switched to ornamental lighting and other decorative ceramics. A large range of decorative items were produced, including light fixtures, vases and plates etc. Ceramic lights (standing or hanging) were supplied to lighting companies who completed the electrical components.

Golden cosmic hare 🐇✨🌾
A one-off children table lamp

LOFT - Bridgetown Handmade Boutique has been replenished with lots of new lamps & lampshades

The « Silver Princess » also called Caesia.

A mallee eucalyptus, native to WA; she has a minni ritchi bark and white waxy branchettes and greyish green leaves. She always stands out in the bush and is by far the prettiest 😍

Thank you very much all for the photos you have sent me lately from all across the country!🙏😀

Spicing up 🌶️ the Barsony lady lamp with some large hoop earrings and a floral lampshade!

Back in time… 💛🧡❤️

A pair of slim gooseneck lampshades 💙💚

Tropical Tapered Lampshade 🌺🌿

Wild Bush Flowers Purple Table Lamp 💜

A design by Indigenous artist Layla Campbell

The artwork depicts bush seeds, wild flowers and pods gathered by the Aboriginal women in Ventral Australia. Bush seeds are pods are staple bush tucker and they are also collected for countless other purposes, such as traditional bush medicines.

This is a one-off complete lamp

Atomic MCM Brown Pottery Lamp 🤎🧡💚💛

A coulourful MCM rocket table lamp with natural teak legs 🚀

“I paint myself because I am so often alone and because I am the subject I know best.”- Frida Kahlo

Frida Kahlo grew up in the Coyoacán neighborhood of Mexico City. She had a mixed heritage: her father was German and her mother was Spanish and Indigenous Tehuana from Oaxaca, Mexico. Kahlo consciously constructed a mestiza persona, pairing Spanish colonial jewelry with traditional huipil blouses or Chanel haute couture with her Indigenous jade necklace. She created a blended identity, simultaneously appropriating and reclaiming her cultures