My great-grandmother Ozella's handmade grape cluster lamp.
She made it herself — molded the acrylic, colored it, wired it. It sat in my Granny's closet for years after she passed. My husband brought it back to life.
It hangs in our home now, on a timer. It clicks on when the sun goes down and off when we go to bed. Sometimes when it lights up, someone says "Hi Ozella."
A diffraction grating splits light into the full visible spectrum — what you're seeing is real light, photographed, not edited.
