Wall Lamp - Clarity - Filisky - M - Goud - Zenza

Please note: these photos show the copper lamps due to their similar shape. New photos of the iron, brass plated lamps with the same shape will be available soon.

What a beautifully enchanting effect this lamp creates when you turn on the light! Enjoy the intimate atmosphere and the refined shadow pattern on the walls and ceiling. Each of the hundreds of small holes is meticulously drilled by hand into the lamp, making every lamp UNIQUE, with patterns full of character. If you want to know how our lamps are made and where all the beautiful Zenza products come from, check out our video. The lamp production process is carried out by a team of craftsmen, each specialized in a specific part of the manufacturing process.

The first step involves crafting a wooden mold for the shape by hand—chopping, planing, and extensive sanding for a smooth design. Next, an iron plate is shaped around this wooden mold. This gives rise to the lamp's form, transferred from our sketches to a wooden mold and ultimately into a metal form. Each lamp consists of two or more parts, which are then welded together and polished at the weld seam. In the case of patterns, lines are drawn on the lamp with a sharp chisel. It may seem improvised, almost without a plan, but nothing could be further from the truth. Our craftsmen have so much experience in this work that each line seamlessly connects to the previous one, creating an elegant abstract pattern. Subsequently, hundreds of holes are drilled within those lines to allow sufficient light to shine through.

The iron is first immersed in a red copper bath, then in a nickel bath, and finally in a brass bath to achieve the beautiful gold color. This triple-bath process ensures excellent coverage of the iron. Finally, a transparent protective layer is added before the lamp is well-packaged and ready for its final destination—with you! Although the craftsmanship is traditional, the designs are contemporary and suitable for modern interiors.

Zenza manufactures its lamps in Egypt, despite the common misconception that they are Moroccan lamps. While Eastern lamps share similarities, each country has its own technique and development. Since 1993, Zenza has been producing these pendant lamps, ceiling lamps, table lamps, and wall lamps, leaving a distinctive mark on Egyptian lamps. In this way, we have made a lasting contribution to the history of Oriental lamps.