Those are called harps. They hold lamp shades in place and are secured onto the lamp base before the light bulb is screwed in.
The flexible wire in a lamp is called the filament. the word means 'thread-like', and it comes from the fact that you need a particularly thin section of wire in order to get the metal to incandesce (glow) at relatively low wattages.
The piece that screws the lamp shade onto the lamp is called a finial. It is typically a decorative knob that screws onto the lamp's harp to secure the shade in place.
If you mean the screw on part that holds the lamp shade on the it's called a Finial. If you mean the stand that hooks on right below the socket I've heard it called a harp.
To make a volcano out of a lamp shade, you can create the shape of the volcano using paper mache or clay on the lamp shade. Once the shape is created, paint it to resemble a volcano and add details like rocks or lava for a more realistic look. Place a light source inside the lamp shade to create a glowing effect for the volcano.
It's called a finial.
Those are called harps. They hold lamp shades in place and are secured onto the lamp base before the light bulb is screwed in.
The flexible wire in a lamp is called the filament. the word means 'thread-like', and it comes from the fact that you need a particularly thin section of wire in order to get the metal to incandesce (glow) at relatively low wattages.
the trick to finding the right size lampshade for your lamp is to measure the base of the lamp, times it by the height and the divide it by the width. this answer will be the diameter of your lampshade.
Unscrew the doohickey on the top of the lampshade. like the one that is holding the lampshade to the light bulb. then take the lampshade off the lamp... its that simple
It's called a lamp harp. The top (where you place the shade) is called a finial base, the little 'clips' at the bottom are called the harp base.
The piece that screws the lamp shade onto the lamp is called a finial. It is typically a decorative knob that screws onto the lamp's harp to secure the shade in place.
it should be translucent
Two such words are headlamp and lamplight. Additional words are lamppost and lampshade.
You would have to be sure that the lampshade is made of natural fibers and does not have a coating that would prevent a dye from being absorbed. Wear gloves and use a sponge to apply the fabric dye. Make sure to let it dry completely.
a lamp is spelled "une lampe" in French. a lampshade = un abat-jour a street lamp = l'éclairage public
If you mean the screw on part that holds the lamp shade on the it's called a Finial. If you mean the stand that hooks on right below the socket I've heard it called a harp.