Artisanal Burl Wood and Flame-Painted Copper Leaf Table Lamp

This unique table lamp is an artisanal piece of furniture, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century, showcasing a blend of natural and metalcraft elements. The base is crafted from a solid, irregular chunk of burl wood, possibly redwood or cherry based on the deep reddish-brown grain. The wood base features a prominent natural void or 'eye' and has been enhanced with a turquoise or resin inlay in a lightning-bolt pattern near the bottom. The shade is a four-sided trapezoidal copper piece, which has been 'flame-painted' using high heat to create a variegated patina of oranges, purples, and blues resembling a sunset or mountain landscape. The copper shade also features hand-cut or etched designs of stylized leaves or feathers, which appear to have a backlighting effect when the lamp is on. The overall construction suggests a high-end studio or gallery-made piece, characterized by the raw organic aesthetic of the wood juxtaposed with the industrial refinement of the metalwork. Visible condition shows a well-maintained piece with natural aged patina on both the copper and wood, with no apparent cracks or structural instability. The craftsmanship is highly skilled, as seen in the precision of the copper cuts and the smooth polish of the wood base.