Inspired by his childhood memories capturing fireflies, Clay Studio Director Tung Chiang recreates the wonder through ceramic lamps for Heath Ceramics.

From dressing up your tablescapes to now illuminating them, Heath Ceramics beckons your eyes upwards as it expands into a whole new category: lighting. This venture into lighting marks an exciting evolution for the company, renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and design in tableware and tile. Hand-thrown by the skilled team of the Heath Clay Studio, the new lighting series stays true to the modernist DNA of Heath. Designer and Clay Studio Director Tung Chiang builds upon the legacy left behind by Edith Heath with this thoughtful, intentional, and incredibly beautiful ceramic collection. The line features the Stack Table Lamp in small or wide sizes, available in Oat and Penny Green or Hickory and Barley glazes, and the Bloom Pendant in a singular size, available in Zinnia and Sunflower Gloss or Hickory and Barley. Stack Table lamp Wide, Hickory and Barley
Stack Table lamp Small, Hickory and Barley
Although the lighting collection just launched today, this isn?t the first time Chiang explored the idea of ceramic as a medium for lighting. In 2015, as part of Heath?s third installment of its extraordinary Design Series project (which ended at the end of last year, wrapping up a decade-long run), Chiang presented a variety of ways in which clay could be present in lighting, either as the hero material or a support...