Caldera Lamp is a quiet experiment in balance — between softness and strength, light and form, digital precision and organic gesture.

The base, made from PETG and shaped through a parametric process, captures the irregular rhythm of hand-hammered metalwork, yet is born entirely from code and plastic filament. Its wavy surface is not decorative — it’s a memory of movement, the result of a slow, intentional making that welcomes imperfection. Paired with a rich velvet shade, the lamp invites contrast: warm meets cool, matte meets gloss, analog meets machine.

In its stance and glow, the lamp recalls volcanic silhouettes or ancient vessels, but reframed for the now — a sculptural utility piece for a world still figuring out how to hold softness and structure at once.