Killay, “iron” in Quechua, is a lamp whose geometry and materials evoke balance and simplicity. A slim piece of oak into a dodecagon steel body. Light emerges magically. It stays off while the oaken arm remains horizontal. As you rotate the lamp, the light intensity increases until it reaches its climax, coinciding with the pole in a vertical position. The tension generated from the stillness, the perennial equilibrium, and the magic of light transform it into an object of desire.