A designer light would be
appropriate definition of a ceiling lamp but in reality it would be too little
to describe a piece of light that has a rich history. When was the first light
designed isn’t known but it is certain that it would be a candle holder made of
hardwood.
Modern lights
Modern day designer lights have their
roots in ancient candle holding designs. Today’s lights are fully functional.
They come with both electric fittings as well as candle holders. The designs
and functionality of ceiling lights have changed but the way of making lights
is the same. In today’s time and age, when most of the work is completed with
machines, a craftsman could be seen making a beautiful crystal chandelier with
the help of manual tools.
Making a designer light is a slow
and laborious process and it involves working in high temperature, handling
melted glass and polishing small prisms that are difficult to hold. But lamp
designers love their profession that is to make lights for homes and offices.
Unique designs
Every design is a unique design. An
artisan can make a design unique using his creativity, skills, experience and
desire to give his best. It is for this reason that ceiling lights made with
hands are called unique lights. But it can’t be said for machine made lights.
One would be amazed to know that a
ceiling light can be designed using machines. But it is true. Cheap imitations
of bestselling handmade models have flooded the market and they are offered at
dirt cheap price.
