● Ceramics & textiles
Benedetta Ficarelli · London
Benedetta Ficarelli is a ceramic and textile artist based in Hackney London. Her practice moves between clay, fibre and light exploring how form material and repetition shape the atmosphere of a space. Working across handmade lamps, textiles and everyday objects she approaches each piece as a study in rhythm presence and the behaviours of materials in use.
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Made by Titta Benedetta in Hackney London the Banquito Lamp is hand built in vulcan black stoneware and shaped with a compact sculptural presence. Paired with a pleated lampshade it brings together a solid ceramic form and a gentle diffused light. Made to order.
Made by Benedetta Ficarelli in Hackney London the Rosita Lamp is formed in stoneware and matched with a naturally dyed pink lampshade. The combination of clay and plant based colour gives the piece a straightforward yet warm presence. Made to order.
Made by Benedetta Ficarelli in Hackney London the Trama Lamp is crafted in keuper red stoneware with a checkered rattan base that introduces a clear structural rhythm. The hand sewn natural cotton lampshade adds a simple steady light that complements the woven foundation. Made to order.
Made by Benedetta Ficarelli in Hackney London the Lumea Lamp 1 pairs an oat glazed stoneware base with a pleated lampshade. A one of a kind piece with a clear functional presence. Made to order.
The Bicho Lamp features a three legged black lava stoneware base supporting a spherical glass shade. Its form explores the relationship between sculpture and everyday function.
The Ferro Frame is hand built in buff sanded stoneware and finished with a metallic glaze. Its simple rectangular form draws attention to the material and the image it holds.
The Rayo Frame reimagines the traditional picture frame through ceramic. Its radiating form extends beyond function, becoming part of the object it displays.
Hand built in black lava stoneware, the Torre Lamp pairs a sculptural ceramic base with a spherical glass shade. Its architectural form brings together clay, glass, and light in a functional object designed for the home.
The Rayita Cup is hand built in buff sanded stoneware for everyday use. Its pared back form highlights the texture of the clay and the marks left through the making process.
The Radici Lamp combines an open ceramic base with a spherical glass shade. Available in black lava stoneware or finished with a brick red glaze, it explores the relationship between structure, material, and light.
The Bug Frame is hand built in buff sanded stoneware and finished with a metallic glaze. Inspired by organic forms, it combines ceramic surface with a reflective finish.