“Suspended Moment” - A Wall Sculpture Lamp Featuring 1987 Chair Back & 1920s-40s Antique Bowl

A Convergence of Three Eras
This is not merely a lamp; it is a tangible dialogue between times. We have suspended a moment from three distinct chapters of history into a single, serene composition.
The Wave (1987): The sculpted wooden form is not new timber. It is the reclaimed backrest of a chair from 1987—a fragment of China’s early reform-era furniture, bearing the gentle cracks and unvarnished patina of its first life.
The Vessel (c. 1920s-1940s): Hanging from it is a humble rice bowl from the Republic of China period. Its simple glaze and slight imperfections speak of daily use and survival through a transformative century.
The Connection (Present): They are joined not by a sought-after antique brass rod, but by a honest modern fixture. In a gesture of reverence, we have meticulously hand-wrapped the junction with hemp twine—a tactile, warm intervention that respectfully binds the past to the present.
The Light: A warm, integrated LED emits a soft, downward glow from within the bowl, casting the wood’s carved waveforms into dramatic relief on your wall. It is a light that feels earned, a quiet illumination earned by decades of history.
Dimensions: 60cm H x 24cm W x 8cm D