dror rosenberg industrializes craft production in makery project

dror rosenberg industrializes craft production in makery project
all images courtesy of dror rosenberg

the ‘makery project’ by dror rosenberg explores the many complexities of craft production in a series of stations and specialized tools used in the creation of a single product. for as long as there’s been professional craftsmen and women, there have been people buying their products. the project contemplates traditional small-batch production methods, and combines those ideas with that of the modern assembly line. systematic, efficient, and easy to use, it’s demonstrated through the manufacturing of two lighting fixtures. one is a ceiling hung, rolled ceramic; the other, a tripod floor lamp with rolled ceramic top. 

rolling clay through press 

cutting and applying texture

preparing for other components  

the ‘makery’

detail of work station 

light fixture with textured interior 

rolled ceramic fixture 

hanging lights 

the tops are created in the ‘makery’ by rosenberg 

detail of ceramic fixture 

tripod lamps 

designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.

edited by: nick brink | designboom