Products tagged with archaic bronze

The Katana lamp captures the eye with its playful patina and subtle Tao-Teih dragon mask detail. The ancient ceremonial goblet shape adds a flare of sophistication.

Every archaic bronze vessel at Lawrence and Scott is individually sand-casted and bur

Nelson Table Lamp in Verdigris Bronze by Lawrence & Scott. Each vessel took six months to create, and even the shade is handmade in Seattle.

Eighteen Arhats (Luohan) are depicted in Mahayana Buddhism as the original followers of Gautama Buddha, recreated here in a patinated bronze that requires seven months to create.

Hizashi Verdigris Bronze Wall Sconce by Lawrence & Scott.

Ceremonial vessel featuring porcelain-derived shape with raised pictograph designs in geometric patterns

The Kogarashi Floor Lamp strikes the perfect balance between strong and subtle with its regal height and minimalist aesthetic.

With a subtle indented band around an unusually strong cylindrical vessel, the Audra adds weight and sophistication to any room it is in.

Every archaic bronze vessel at Lawrence and Scott is individually sand-casted and buried underground for upwards o

Inspired by ancient Chinese ceremonial vessels, the Daria lamp is ineffaceable with its curvaceous structure and ornate details. Crafted with verdigris bronze patina, this simple yet stately piece imposes a sense of strength and grace.

A statement piece, this large Verdigris Bronze Prancing Horse shows elegance, power and grace with its powerful posture and beautiful texture. Inspired by ancient Chinese sculpture, and designed by Lucia Lawrence.

A substantial 54 lb presence, this sta

Inspired by ritualistic wine vessels from the Shang Dynasty, The Hogo Lamp by Lawrence & Scott blends tradition with modern functionality.

The Cleo lamp embodies a sense of strength and mystery with its open, knotted serpentine motif.

The Cleo lamp embodies a sense of strength and mystery with its openwork, knotted serpentine motif. The archaic patina finish gives this unique piece an air of opulence.

It takes over seven months of natural etching underground to achieve this Lawrenc