News Behind The Scenes Paige Stewart’s Non-Dual Ceramic Table Lamps Posted on October 8, 2025July 30, 2026 by Mackenzie Smith Non-Dual Ceramic Sculptural Lamps by Paige Stewart Paige Stewart’s sculptural work embodies all the elements that we cherish with the deliberate and thoughtful process of the made object. Tactile, hewn and emotional, they prompt us to slow down and appreciate craftsmanship and process. Paige translates each of these qualities into a collection of functional lamp sculpture, which you can purchase in 3 sizes (small, medium and large) and 4 glazes (matte black, white, green and metallic bronze). Additionally, they are equal part Object D’Art and light source. These table lamps delight and serve. Non-Dual ceramic sculptural lamps shown in matte black, green and white. Detail image of Non-Dual ceramic sculptural lamp in metallic bronze. While we have a limited selection of sizes and colors available for purchase in stock, the artist can make any size and color combination to order and ship it directly to you. The artist creates each one, one of a kind, and each one will carry its own particular personality as any original piece of art would. Additionally, please allow for up to six weeks for delivery of custom orders. For custom orders, contact [email protected] Non-Dual ceramic sculptural lamps shown in sizes small, medium and large. Large Non-Dual ceramic sculptural lamp shown in green. Large Non-Dual sculptural lamps shown in matte black and white. Share to Related News Seattle Figurative Artists: How Two Painters Bring the Human Form to a Room Figurative art gives a room something to say. Here are two painters from our roster, Amy Erickson and Amy Scherer, and the very different ways they approach the human form. Read More Form Over Function: Held Together, Artist Panel 10/22/26 Artists Becca Fuhrman and Kelly Bjork join co-curator Sarah Hurt to talk pleasure, attention and the figure. Read More Form Over Function: Held Together, Artist Panel 11/10/26 How do today's figurative painters talk with centuries of images of the body? Kimberly Trowbridge and Nahom Ghirmay dig into it with co-curator Seth Sexton. Read More Services Artists Gallery The Source Events About Contact
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