NAAYA STUDIO

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NAAYA STUDIO Sustainability Actions

Uses natural clay materials

Naaya Studio says its lights are made from natural clay, mainly terracotta and stoneware. It also says the pieces are hand-thrown or hand-sculpted in Bengaluru, India. The brand presents this as a way to make long-lasting products that do not fade, warp, or discolour as quickly as some other materials. This is a product design choice linked to durability, which can help reduce how often items need replacing.

Reuses leftover clay

The brand says it reclaims unfired clay scraps and uses them again in new designs. Unfired clay is clay that has not yet been baked in a kiln. Reusing it can cut waste during production because less material is thrown away. Naaya Studio describes this as part of a zero-waste clay process, although no independent audit of that claim was found in the provided material.

Uses lower-waste packaging

Naaya Studio says it is working to use biodegradable materials in its packaging and that it uses plastic-reduced packaging where possible. Biodegradable means a material can break down over time through natural processes. The brand says this is meant to protect fragile ceramic products while lowering packaging waste. The wording suggests an ongoing effort rather than a fully confirmed packaging standard.

Makes products to order

The brand says it makes items to order instead of producing large amounts of stock in advance. Made-to-order production can reduce overstock, which is unsold inventory that may later be wasted. Naaya Studio links this approach to lower environmental waste and says it also offers custom sizes and finishes for projects. This is a production method, not a formal environmental certification.

Supports LED-compatible lighting

Naaya Studio says its ceramic fixtures are designed for modern LED compatibility. LED stands for light-emitting diode, a type of bulb that usually uses less electricity than older lighting options. The brand frames this as part of its sustainability approach because energy-efficient lighting can lower electricity use during the product’s life. No independent energy-use data was provided in the material.

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