Category: Table Lamps

Table lamps from India: metal, wood, ceramic and cloth

Table lamps from India bring several crafts together in one piece: a brass or turned wood base, a glazed ceramic body, or a pierced metal design, topped with a shade in block printed or handloom cotton. A handmade lamp changes the mood of a room instantly.

When buyers ask about table lamps, we usually start with electrical standards and style. Lamps can be wired for your market or supplied without fittings.

Types of table lamps we offer

Brass and metal lamps

Hammered, etched and pierced brass and iron bases from Moradabad, in traditional and modern designs.

Wooden lamps

Turned mango and sheesham wood bases from Saharanpur, natural or painted.

Ceramic lamps

Glazed stoneware bases from Khurja in reactive and solid glazes.

Fabric shades

Shades in hand block printed cotton, handloom linen and natural fibres, matching our cushion covers and curtains.

Wiring and certifications

Lamps can be supplied wired with your plug type and voltage, or unwired for local fitting. We will tell you clearly what certifications each maker can provide.

Sizes

Bedside, desk and console sizes are available, typically 35 to 70 cm tall including shade.

Pairing

Table lamps sit naturally with table accents and vases on consoles and bedside tables.

Minimum quantities and packing

Minimums are per design. Bases and shades are packed separately to avoid damage. We price ex-factory, FOB, CFR or CIF depending on how you prefer to ship.

Questions about table lamps from India

Can lamps be wired for the UK or EU?

Yes, or supplied without fittings.

Can I choose a different shade?

Yes, shades can be mixed and matched with bases.

Are bulbs included?

Usually not, to keep shipping simple.

Choosing lamps for different spaces

Bedside lamps should be compact with soft, diffused light, so fabric shades work best. Living room and console lamps can be taller and more sculptural. Hotels usually prefer consistent, sturdy bases with replaceable shades.

What affects the price

Base material, size, finish, shade fabric and electrical fittings matter most. Brass bases and wired lamps cost more than wood and unwired versions.

Testing a lamp range

Start with two or three base designs and a choice of two shades each. It keeps minimums manageable and lets you test which styles your customers prefer.

Tell us your market and style, and we will suggest lamps to start with.