1 of the 6 Ceramic Lamps, Rosettes by Jeanine Keizer, 1990

Unique hand-cast ceramic “rosettes” from Jeanine Keizer’s 1990s Lichtpuntje installation are reborn as sculptural pendant lamps. Each set groups five to seven pieces in harmonising colours, creating a gentle, child-friendly glow. The biomorphic forms—half flower, half machine gear—cast playful shadows while concealing modern LED fittings. No two lamps are identical, so every cluster becomes a one-of-a-kind light sculpture.

Buyers can opt for the ceramic elements alone—supplied with hidden key-hole mounts and ready to hang—or select a fully-integrated LED strip kit, wired either for standard 110-220 volt mains.

The mounting materials can be supplied in white, black and brass.

Please notice the price is for 1 piece. 6 pieces available.

Dutch ceramic artist Jeanine Eek Keizer emerged from the Design Academy Eindhoven generation that defined 1990s “Dutch Design”. She is renowned for up-cycling found ceramics, over-glazing them in bold single hues and assembling them into site-specific installations. Her work blends studio craft with conceptual design, focusing on human comfort and sustainable reuse. Keizer’s pieces appear in museums and public spaces across Europe, yet remain unmistakably handmade.