I had this lamp shade lying around
that I had bought from Fab India for a lamp I intended to make. My lamp never
came to be due to lack of correct tools however recently I managed to get a
friend who makes bottle lamps to put it together for me and it now sits perfect
on my table.
We found the beautiful green bottle
of Jagermeister empty and I thought the shape was just what I wanted for my
shade. Lo and behold my friend got to work and it was home before I could even
blink!
He is a pro at this and I have people
asking where can get they get their bottles lamped or shades matched like mine :)
My friend is obviously very proud of
his handiwork and says it’s very simple knowing very well that drilling a hole
in glass is a skill not mastered by everybody!
Every bottle is a potential lamp for him and we get to taste all sorts of alcohol, liquor, wine etc. as he picks any bottle that takes his fancy and then keeps calling people home to finish them quick!
Here are some more lamps he has made:
Moet & Chandon champagne bottle from an important occasion. The jute shade is from a local store |
The moose pinned on the shade is so endearing |
Johnny Walker bottle for the study table. If only it could also hold some booze... |
A cute caterpillar made by his son sits on it |
Copper wires with LED attached to a metal jewellery box (wedding gift) is an amazing piece lighting up the dining space |
These are awesome. Hats off to your friend ( or should I say lamps off to him:) . As rightly pointed out that drilling a hole in glass is not easy job to do ( as you can tell I talk from experience of failing a few times ;). Now I have a reason to buy a beautiful bottle of booze..hehe....mitali
ReplyDeleteThanks. You can give us a full bottle as well, it makes a better lamp ;)
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