Knot Table Battery
Made by BROKIS
The Knot Table Battery lamp carries the formal vocabulary of the Knot family into the outdoor realm. Designed by the Milan-based duo Chiaramonte Marin for Brokis, it centers on a mouth-blown glass globe whose surface is drawn inward by a coarse natural fiber cord, creating a taut, almost impossible geometry. The tension between soft organic rope and smooth, transparent glass is the defining gesture of the piece.
Brokis has long worked at the intersection of Bohemian glassmaking tradition and contemporary design. Each globe is shaped by hand in the Czech Republic, and the variation inherent to that process gives every lamp a quiet individuality. The natural fiber cord grounds the piece visually, adding warmth and texture that reads well against stone, teak, or rattan.
- Portable, battery-powered with up to 6 hours of use per charge
- Charges via magnetic connector at the base
- Mouth-blown glass globe, hand-shaped in the Czech Republic
- Natural fiber cord penetrates and tensions the glass form
- Suitable for outdoor use
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Knot Table Battery lamp hold a charge?
The lamp provides up to 6 hours of illumination on a single charge. It recharges via a magnetic connector located at the base of the fixture, making the process straightforward without any exposed ports.
Is the Knot Table Battery lamp safe for outdoor use?
Yes, the lamp is rated for outdoor use. Its portable, cordless design makes it well suited to terraces, garden tables, and other exterior settings where a fixed power source is impractical.
How is Brokis glass made, and does it vary between pieces?
Brokis produces its glass in the Czech Republic using traditional mouth-blowing techniques. Because each globe is shaped by hand, minor variations in form and surface are inherent to the process and considered part of the craft character of the object.
Who are the designers Chiaramonte Marin?
Chiaramonte Marin is a Milan-based design studio founded by Ana Marin and Marco Chiaramonte. Their work is known for its formal precision and interest in material contrast, qualities clearly expressed in the Knot family's dialogue between glass and fiber.
What is the design concept behind the Knot series?
The Knot series explores the idea of cord penetrating and deforming a glass globe, producing a shape that appears structurally improbable. The result is an object that reads as both functional lamp and sculptural form.