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WARISAN: Malaysian Heritage Objects, Drawn as Lamps

WARISAN is our heritage collection: three lamps drawn from Malaysian objects you know on sight. Warisan means heritage, and unlike our other collections, which abstract their sources until they are pure geometry, this one holds the source literally. You can tell what each lamp is from across the room.

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Before you order

  • Made for you, then shipped

    Every lamp is made after you order and ships within 7 days.

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    What we cover, for how long, and how to make a claim.

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  • Made to last

    Bulbs, heat, cleaning and charging: what keeps a BAYANG lamp looking right for years.

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Which WARISAN lamp is right for you?

Lamp Power Size Light Price Ships within
GASING Cordless Lamp Cordless, USB-C charging Ø15.3 × 12.7 cm Built-in LED RM 159 7 days
PAM Table Lamp Mains, 3-pin plug 13.6 × 12.6 × 22.6 cm E14 LED bulb RM 269 7 days
TUDUNG Table Lamp USB-C, 5 V Ø20.2 × 15.6 cm Built-in LED RM 349 7 days

About the collection

GASING is the spinning top, the game played and competed in across the peninsula, seated point-down in a graphite dock that charges it. PAM is the lampu pam, the brass pressure lantern that lit the pasar malam and the kampung kenduri, with its gauge, pump knob, chimney and carry handle. TUDUNG is the tudung saji, the woven food cover of the Malaysian dining table, resting on a brass dulang tray, with a diamond weave that glows when it is lit.

We draw these objects with clean geometry and flat colour: brass, red, bone and wood tones, with no imitation of wear or handcraft texture. The point isn't to reproduce an antique. It is to make an everyday object from Malaysian homes into something you would put on a table and switch on.

WARISAN is made for gathering: Raya open houses, kenduri, wedding gifts, the dining table. GASING is cordless and fits anywhere. PAM is a wired lantern for a shelf or a table. TUDUNG is our statement piece, and the first of the twelve to be taken from concept to a printable model.

The story behind WARISAN