Category: 램프갓
Bokhara, an intricate and vibrant design that draws upon the rich history of the ancient Silk Road. Inspired by the lush textiles of the desert oases of Bokhara, Samarkand, and Kashgar in the 19th century, this pattern was first introduced to the GP&J Baker archive in 1906.
The imperial teal and terracotta tones in this Bokhara pattern are even richer in person, and the gathered linen throws such a warm, patterned glow when lit. It’s the perfect size for my bedside table, and the 20cm shade feels well-proportioned.
The 20cm size is perfect for my bedside lamp, and the denim Bokhara pattern gives off this warm, almost painterly glow when lit. The gathered linen feels substantial and well-made, not flimsy like cheaper shades I've had.
The colors are even richer in person than on screen, and the gathered linen feels substantial yet lets off a lovely warm glow when lit. I keep catching myself staring at the intricate pattern whenever I walk past the lamp.
