Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, full view
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, lit in a dark room
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, stainless steel stems and mussel shells
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, illuminated
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib on a side table
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, front view
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, styled on a table
Athar table lamp, branching stems with shells and LEDs
Athar table lamp, mussel shell detail
Athar table lamp, shells and LED detail
Athar table lamp, shell close-up
Athar table lamp, illuminated shells
Athar table lamp, glowing mussel shell
Athar table lamp, stainless steel base detail
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, full view
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, lit in a dark room
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, stainless steel stems and mussel shells
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, illuminated
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib on a side table
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, front view
Athar table lamp by Ayah Alkhatib, styled on a table
Athar table lamp, branching stems with shells and LEDs
Athar table lamp, mussel shell detail
Athar table lamp, shells and LED detail
Athar table lamp, shell close-up
Athar table lamp, illuminated shells
Athar table lamp, glowing mussel shell
Athar table lamp, stainless steel base detail

Athar Collection: Table Lamp by Ayah Alkhatib

Dhs. 13,650.00

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2026. Table Lamp.
Table lamp made from recycled glass and discarded mussel shells.
Mussel shells, recycled glass, stainless steel, LED.
36 × 36 × 53 cm.
Limited Edition.

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Athar is a collection of four ambient lighting pieces made from discarded shells and glass waste collected from restaurants across the UAE.

The collection explores consumption, gathering and permanence through the reassignment and transformation of materials that have already served a first purpose. Shells are largely retained in their existing form and repurposed as light diffusers. Their natural curvature, ridged surfaces and pearlescent interiors soften and texture the light, allowing each piece to produce subtle variations in glow and shadow. Discarded glass follows a different process, being broken, melted and reformed into luminous elements.

The forms of the four lights draw from patterns and structural systems found in nature, including repetition, branching, clustering and accumulation. These organic references are translated into controlled contemporary frameworks, creating a deliberate contrast between the irregularity of the salvaged materials and the precision of the supporting structures.

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