Nais by Pott Project. Ceramics that hold the light.

Designed by Luis Eslava, Nais is a portable moulded ceramic lamp born from a clear reflection on the relationship between form, material, and function. A piece that demonstrates how ceramics can transform lighting into a serene, intimate, and enveloping gesture.

Portable freedom.

Its cordless format, with a rechargeable battery, removes the dependency on a fixed point. No cable determines its place. On a table, on a shelf, by the bedside, or even outdoors (in a covered area), it integrates without imposing itself and creates an atmosphere that gently accompanies.

The light intensity is dimmable, allowing it to adapt to each moment: softer for intimacy, brighter when presence is required. This ability to modulate the beam reinforces its versatile, everyday character.

The inherent warmth of ceramic turns the lamp into a small sculpture when switched off. Its subtly irregular texture (available in matte or gloss finish) introduces a sensory dimension that goes beyond light: it invites closeness, touch, and recognition of the material.

Material and character

Its organic silhouette, with soft curves and balanced proportions, gathers the light within and releases it in a controlled way. The ceramic itself acts as a natural diffuser, filtering the beam and softening reflections. The result is a warm, intimate halo of light that envelops without dazzling.

Compact in size yet firm in presence, Nais creates small luminous landscapes. It adapts to different contexts while maintaining the same quality: a close, adjustable light designed to accompany everyday rhythms with calm, coherence, and quiet elegance.