Solasta Flame Lamp

This style unique lamp is collection only from the studio- "Solasta Flame" 

Solasta Flame – Stained Glass Lamp

“Solasta” is an Irish word meaning luminous, shining, or radiant—a fitting name for a lamp that glows with warmth and soul.

Product Description:

Solasta Flame is a handcrafted stained glass lamp that radiates rich, glowing warmth—both in light and feeling. Its panels are made with fiery orange glass that comes alive when illuminated, evoking the comforting glow of a hearth on a winter’s evening.

At the heart of the front panel, a striking 3D teardrop-shaped crystal is soldered into place, catching and refracting the light like a jewel, creating dancing reflections and depth. The centre section of the lamp features deep blue stained glass, swirled with hints of other colours, adding contrast and a sense of movement.

Flowing patterns of hand-cut coloured glass wrap around the centre on all four sides, giving the lamp a continuous, story-like visual rhythm. The base is handcrafted from locally handcrafted walnut wood, and the piece is finished in a soft pewter patina, enhancing its timeless elegance.

Solasta Flame is a unique, heirloom-quality lamp—made to be treasured and passed down through generations. Each one is individually crafted in my studio by the sea, reflecting a love of light, colour, and Irish artistry.

The beauty of our individually designed lamps, they are so unique, you won't see them anywhere else in the world.....

Designed and made by Sue Donnellan in the Glass Studio. 

Supplied with a rocker ON/OFF switch, on a gold coloured electric lead with a 13A 3 pin plug, on a walnut wooden base. Each lamp is unique and different, the design on this lamp flows all around the four glass panels. For more information and images on this lamp and others you can contact me at info@glasscraft.ie

(Approx size: 4" wide x 16.3" Tall including the walnut wooden base) All our lamps are supplied with a L.E.D. bulb, and are P.A.T. tested. You can change the bulb types for a different atmosphere and look to the glass, changing its mood.