The Briarwick Pendant Lamp started from the pressed-glass candy dishes and colored bowls that once lined farmhouse windowsills, where afternoon sun turned green or amber glass into small pools of color. We shaped the shade as an open flower with rows of molded petals, so the light catches on every ridge. A turned black walnut stem sits above it like the wooden handle of an old tool, joined to the glass by a brass socket cup. Lit, the glass glows green or amber and tints the light that falls on the table below.