Faro Rustic Copper Lantern Wall Sconce

The Faro is the only lamp in the Hevna range that lets you see the bulb. Every other piece — every dome, every cone, every barrel — hides the light source and shapes the output. The Faro does the opposite. A square lantern frame, built from hammered copper panels and fitted with clear glass on all four sides, surrounds the bulb completely while leaving it fully visible from every angle. The frame is constructed by hand: four flat copper panels hammered individually, fitted at the corners with brass trim strips that run the full height of the lantern, and joined at the top with a flat copper cap from which a cylindrical neck collar rises to meet the gooseneck arm. Every joint is deliberate, every corner tight, every glass panel set flush within its copper border.

The hammering across the copper frame panels is applied before assembly — each flat piece worked by hand until the surface carries that characteristic vintage texture of dense, rounded facets. A patination then settles the copper into warm dark amber and brown, the oxidation building deeper in the hammer valleys while the raised facets stay lighter. The brass corner strips, the gooseneck arm, and the layered wall plate are all left in their natural unlacquered state — warm champagne gold against the darker hammered copper of the frame, the two metals sitting in the same deliberate relationship as the Riveta cone sconce.

The Faro is the sconce for an entrance, a courtyard wall, or a covered outdoor space where the light itself is as much a part of the scene as the fixture that holds it.