According to ancient Greek myth, Eos—the radiant goddess of dawn—crosses the heaven each day in a chariot drawn by two white horses. At every sunrise, she rises in the East from the waves of Oceanus, carrying light to humankind all the way to the farthest reaches of the West.

…alabaster is a compact, translucent, white or slightly coloured mineral that is a fine-grained variety of gypsum? Lampshades made from a single block of stone vary both in colour, which can take on pinkish, slightly beige and often completely white tones, and in texture – some shapes are crossed by dark veins, others remain in a uniform light tone. Each illuminated inside intrigues with a different drawing. The colour of the bulb can accentuate their pure white or give them a very warm honey glow.

Due to the natural properties of alabaster, small more heavily calcified clusters of less transparent grains sometimes appear inside the walls of the lampshade; these are more visible when the lamp is lit, but they are not a defect of the lampshade, merely a natural consequence of the construction of the material from which they are made.

See the whole Alabaster Light collection here.