AKASUKI 25 Inch Hand-Painted Ceramic Southwest Table Lamp Bedside Lamps for Bedrooms Set of 2 Table Lamp for Living Room End Table

I've been replacing lamps in my home a little at a time and they are expensive! One of these would cost at least $75 in the store. The packaging is genius, nothing cracked or broken. The bases are gorgeous, they look like a pottery artist produced them. The bulb base is heavy duty as is the cord, and the harps and harp bases are thick, strong metal. The lampshades come rolled up and have to be assembled. It took about 5 minutes per lamp to put them together and they look like any other quality lampshade. The metal rings that go top and bottom on the shades are strong metal, not bendy at all. Picture included with 40 oz cup for scale. Great customer service as well. The post office lost my lamps, the seller immediately shipped out more.

These hand-painted ceramic end table lamps are made from high-quality ceramic and look awesome. The shades are easy to assemble, and the design is unique.🐻 *Statement/Disclaimer: This review is part of Amazon's Vine Program which provides products at a reduced cost in exchange for sincere/frank reviews. The products are not offered completely gratis, as their value is taxed as income in the US. I take pride in writing honest, accurate reviews based on many product factors. I try, use, and test all products that I provide a review. No part of this review has been constructed using AI. (Note: AI may perform small grammar and spelling corrections.) Once a review is posted, I will not alter that review for any reason, even if contact from a Vine provider has been made to rectify a negative product experience through Amazon Messaging. The opinions and statements above are my own and may not reflect others' experiences.

The lamp is cheap and made my light blink

Compared to the lamps we have on our end tables these are other smallish and not as tall so trying to read near them may be more difficult, we like lots of light. They are stylish and the dark mottled black/grey and cream color will blend in with grey/dark furniture/rugs and black TVs/stereos like we have in our living room. Although fairly simple putting together I wish that were not necessary but guess I'd have to get myself to a brick and mortar store to find lamps that do not require shade construction. Being able to touch the lamp for on/off dimming is a great aspect of these lamps. There was some difference in color between the two lamps but I can live with that. These seem like good mid-quality lamps that will look good in many rooms and probably better suited on nightstands vs. living room end tables where you may want something taller and more substantial. Being very familiar with southwest archaeology and indigenous designs, especially on pottery, this goes well with a Native motif.

This lamp set was really super easy to set up and honestly looks as good or better than what you'd buy in a furniture store. The design is nice, more of a contemporary than southwest in my opinion. You can tell they are hand-painted, the base is appropriately hefty and solid, with quality material. I'd honestly expect to pay $70-$80 each in a store, so these represent an outstanding value considering you get 2 for less than the price of a single lamp in a furniture store. Absolutely recommended.

This is a beautiful set of lamps that was very easy to assemble. They were exactly as described. Glad I got them.

Wow, I really love these, these are very giftable items! Fairly bulky because they're high quality and exquisite looking!

The design on these lamps I wouldn't really describe as southwestern. The design seems more contemporary to me, but I think they look great in my front room.They were easy to assemble, but the shades themselves were somewhat annoying as they wrapped the opposite way they were initially rolled, but otherwise an easy assemble and they work great.