The Vega by Hadeland Glassverk is a beautiful hand blown table lamp perfect for contemporary interior spaces. The simple yet eyecatching design of this light makes use of the natural flow of the glass. This light is blown and finished in house at Hadeland's lakeside studio, using techniques which are over 250 years old.
The Vega is avaliable with two different glass finishes and accent colours, as well as six shade variations. Vega is customisable to your tastes and requirements, whilst maintaining the charm and heritage of Hadeland. Aspects of this product are hand manufactured according to traditional methods, so customers are asked to be aware that small imperfections may occur. Bulb not included.
Specification
CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATION Construction material: glass, metal, fabric Environment: Indoor
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION Input voltage [V]: 220-240 V Coverage IP: IP20 Bulb Required: E27
DIMENSIONS Shade height: 35cm Width: 30cm Total height: 67cm
Dimensions
Product dimensions: W.300mm x D.300mm x H.670mm
Delivery and warranty
Delivery usually 4-6 weeks
August factory shutdown
Lead times in July and August can be affected by European manufacturer summer shutdowns. Need it in a hurry? Let us know and we'll check availability for you.
About the manufacturer
Founded in 1762, Norwegian manufacturer Hadeland Glassverk celebrated their 260th anniversary in 2022, making them Norway's oldest industrial company in continuous operation. Hadeland is one of the world's leading manufacturers of hand blown artisan glasswork, known for the preservation of traditional techniques, sustainable production and high-end quality. Please contact [email protected] for a quotation on any catalogue items not listed online - a member of the team will be happy to help!
Hadeland have a rich cultural heritage in Scandinavia, with ties to art and design institutions, as well as the Norwegian royal family. The brand works with architects, interior designers, and consumers to create innovative new solutions in all areas of glasswork. Their designers and glassblowers look to push the boundaries of what's possible, based in theirGlasshytta studio, on the southern shore the stunning Randsfjord Lake.
