The collection of lamps and chandeliers by PAFIL, to which the LAVA II pendant lamp belongs, owes its name to the material from which it was made. This material is glass called Pafil, hand-dyed using pastel colors and with great sensitivity to the final effect.

The LAVA II pendant lamp shimmers with a multitude of pastel shades and colors. It is a representation of a summer meadow. It looks as if it’s brushed by the hand of an artist who pours an impressionistic picture of a flower garden onto the canvas. It contains emotions, subtlety, and energy. The shape of the lamp is the result of a thoughtful and conscious decision by Gie El designers. Hence the form resembling a flowing, fleeting fabric, undulating in the wind. Handcrafted production is a value that allowed to beautifully extract and expose the soft and wavy edge of the shades.

LAVA II was entirely designed and made in Poland. It is the result of cooperation between Gie El designers and Polish glass masters. The production process of this lamp is far from mass production; it can be compared to creating art. It involves manual Wybierzion and mixing of colors, manually embedding dyes in glass, and leaning over each individual shade. Thanks to this, each specimen of the LAVA II lamp is unique and unparalleled.

The LAVA II pendant lamp will fit perfectly in classical interiors, enriching and emphasizing their character. In modern and minimalist interiors, it will contrast, becoming an accent that breaks the imposed stylistic norms. It is a proposition for those seeking the beauty and charm of unconventional solutions.