arco di Luce

Constructed between the 4th and 3rd centuries BC, "Porta all'arco" served as the primary southern entrance through the city walls of Volterra. Having survived

bombardments, it stands as a symbol of the city and is among the most significant remnants of the Etruscan civilization, inspiring the design of the lamp. "Arch of Light" is crafted from white alabaster: faithful in proportions to the original arch, it features two cylindrical bases merging into a luminous threedimensional

arch. The fusion of classic and contemporary shapes yields an object that is both elegant and minimalist.

The dimensions are 45x45x10, carved from a single block of alabaster by skilled artisans from Volterra, hand-polished, and

fitted with an internal LED. The piece is composed of two slabs originating from the same block of stone, expertly joined in the center to create an invisible seam.