Brooklyn ceramicist Virginia Sin's sculptural Stria 4 Sconce (2025) finds its rhythm in the ancient practice of weaving, where quiet poetry emerges through repetition. Hand-placed ceramic strips form a delicate lattice of light and shadow, their obsidian glaze catching illumination with mesmerizing depth. This study in tension and restraint casts a soft glow that adds gentle texture to any space, whether defining a reading nook or creating architectural interest along a hallway. Sin's studio champions "putting the fun into the functional" – evident in the sconce’s sophisticated interplay of form and light. Made in the USA.