Jan Garncarek

Kometa

floor lamp

This floor lamp features a slender, vertical form, with its base composed of a semi-spherical brass element that houses the light source. The upper section extends gracefully, echoing the luminous trail left by a celestial body. The object draws inspiration from the icons found in the Museum in Suprasl, particularly the works of Jerzy Nowosielski, whose iconography often explores esoteric themes in a synthetic, almost graphical style. The designer’s reflection on religion extends beyond Christian dogma, rooted in a deep, unfulfilled search for meaning. This longing has ignited his imagination, placing his spirituality in the wonder of celestial bodies and the contemplation of the night sky. The lamp seeks to materialize these impressions, distilling them into a refined visual language. Its primary inspiration is a comet—a symbol of hope and new beginnings, embodying both religious and cosmic significance.

price: 14 000 EUR