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One-of-a-kind ceramic lighting by Jim Schatz and J Schatz Studio — table lamps, ceiling forms, and floor pieces shaped by hand.
Table Lamps
by Jim Schatz
A one-of-a-kind sculptural ceramic table lamp, hand-built in stoneware. A textured white surface holds the dimensional depth of the form and casts a warm, ambient glow through a single dimmable bulb. Built and finished by hand in the studio. Numbered and dated by the artist.
by Jim Schatz
A one-of-a-kind sculptural ceramic table lamp, hand-built in stoneware. A textured white surface holds the dimensional depth of the form and casts a warm, ambient glow through eight dimmable bulbs. Built and finished by hand in the studio. Numbered and dated by the artist.
by Jim Schatz
Cactus Lamp 4 departs from exposed articulation and resolves into a single consolidated vertical — a barrel-like stoneware body that reads as solid mass. A recessed interior chamber holds the light, so illumination emerges from the center rather than the surface.
by Jim Schatz
Wedge Table Lamp pairs a flattened, ovoid stoneware base with a tall linen shade — a single graphic silhouette in white. A circular cutout opens the body, holding the form between mass and absence. A small ceramic wedge at the side anchors the piece in balance, and gives the lamp its name.
A17-1 began as a study in the "found" object — a form refined over years of casting until it emerged, as if pulled from an architectural ruin. Finished in metallic lava glaze and fitted with an integrated LED. A personal monolith.
by Jim Schatz
Organica Cactus Table Lamps treat the cactus silhouette as a sculptural language — each piece hand-formed in stoneware and finished in a distinct glaze. Small in scale and powerful in presence. A side table, console, or bedside object.
by Jim Schatz
The Metallic Black Amorphous Lamp Pair anchors a space with weight and presence. Each base is hand-sculpted in stoneware as a freeform silhouette and finished in a deep metallic black glaze that shifts with light and shadow. Paired with crisp linen shades. Sold as a pair.
by Jim Schatz with J Schatz Studio
A homage to space age design. The Bubble Lamp Pair anchors a credenza or tops off nightstands — stoneware orbs stacked offset from their base, finished in high-gloss glaze and crowned with a linen shade. Sold as a pair.
by Jim Schatz
A series of four one-of-a-kind table lamps composed through structure, repetition, and proportion — each piece a study rather than a variation. Clean lines, controlled surfaces, and carefully resolved relationships, rooted in Bauhaus clarity and mid-century modern thinking. Quietly architectural by day, warm when illuminated.
Light projected through tiny apertures on a stoneware egg, scattering stars across the ceiling. The Star Egg Nightlight sits on a brushed and polished stainless-steel base — a quiet object for a bedroom that becomes a small constellation when lit. Originally designed in 2004 and made by hand in the studio every year since.
A red sphere, an aqua stem, a goldenrod base — three colors resolved into a single compact silhouette. The Spot On Desk Lamp pairs high-gloss ceramic surfaces with unapologetic color blocking, a small object built for direct light and direct presence.
by Jim Schatz
The Geometria Table Lamp treats simple geometry as a sculptural problem — intersecting ceramic volumes resolved into a single cubic base. Subtle variations in glaze and surface make every piece different within the edition. Paired with a white linen shade that diffuses the light, the lamp reads equally as object and illumination.
by Jim Schatz
A study in curvature and balance — the Radius Table Lamp is defined by continuous radius rather than edge. A single ceramic disc is opened by a circular cutout, holding the form between mass and absence.
A single Kuni Juu, finished in Orange Peel — a saturated, high-gloss glaze with citrus warmth — topped with a hand-spun alder form rubbed in natural oil. The Kuni Juu pairs two materials that rarely meet in lighting: speckled stoneware and solid wood, turned and fired separately, then joined into a single sculptural base. "Kuni Juu" is Swahili for "wood top."
Ceiling
by Jim Schatz
Four arms rise and turn from a stepped central column, each terminating in a frosted globe — an architectural form in textured white stoneware that reads as much as sculpture as light. Suspended from a single wire, the piece holds its weight in stillness.
by Jim Schatz
Cactus Pendant Lamp suspends a flattened stoneware body from a length of white nylon rope passing through a top eyelet. Seven ceramic forms extend outward from the lower chamber, each terminating in a small bulb — a single body articulated into multiple points of light.
by Jim Schatz
Aura Pendant Lamp suspends a flattened, ovoid stoneware body from a length of white nylon rope passing through a top eyelet. A circular aperture in the body holds the light, so illumination reads through the piece rather than from a fixture above.
by Jim Schatz with J Schatz Studio
The Metallic Edition is a specific run of Dot Dot Dot Pendants — the pieces made for the Take Me Home gallery install, now released. Same sculptural logic as the original: stacked ceramic forms punctuated by a single exposed bulb, the final dot of light.
Finished in metallics rather than color. Bronze against matte Rust Red. Graphite Lava against high-gloss Metallic Black. Platinum on its own, reduced to a single reflective sphere and its glow.
These are the pieces, finished and ready. When they're gone, they're gone. Each pendant signed and numbered by the artist.
Floor Lamps
by Jim Schatz
Aura Floor Lamp scales the Organica vocabulary into a vertical floor presence — a tall stoneware body finished in textured white. Light emerges from the interior of the form rather than its surface, holding the room as ambient sculpture rather than direct illumination.
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22005 Van Dyke Ave.
Warren, MI 48089
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by Jim Schatz
A one-of-a-kind sculptural ceramic table lamp, hand-built in stoneware. A textured white surface holds the dimensional depth of the form and casts a warm, ambient glow through eleven dimmable bulbs. Built and finished by hand in the studio. Numbered and dated by the artist.
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