A ceramic flame lamp that gives a table a small, living light

The base is shaped and finished by hand, so the glaze and the pattern shift a little from piece to piece. A glass chimney sits on top and keeps the flame steady when a door opens. It runs on lamp oil, paraffin oil, or kerosene, none of which is included.

Why choose this flame lamp?

A wick turned low reads as a candle; turned up it lights a whole dinner table. The ceramic keeps the heat where it belongs and the alloy fittings hold the wick square. Two glass silhouettes are available, both 18 cm tall.

Shaped by hand: every base is finished individually, so the glaze and the brushwork differ slightly from lamp to lamp.
Wick height: turn the wick down for a quiet glow or up for a brighter flame, with no switch involved.
Glass chimney: clear glass shields the flame and keeps it burning evenly in moving air.
Ceramic and alloy build: fired ceramic, glass, alloy fittings, and a cotton wick, all parts meant to be refilled and reused.
Steady in a breeze: the enclosed design holds up on a patio table or near an open window.

It reads as an object first and a light source second.

Keep the lamp on a level, heat-resistant surface, away from curtains, paper, pets, and children. Never move or refill it while lit; let it cool fully, wipe up any spilled fuel, and only then light it again. Use it in a ventilated room, and treat it as decorative lighting rather than a work light.