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A tower or warm, soothing illumination. The Paper Moon Cone Table Lamp from Asano is a meditative piece crafted by hand using longstanding Japanese lantern-making techniques. To achieve such a simple shape, artisans in Japan’s Gifu region must perform with great attention to detail. Artisans start by intricately wrapping a steel wire armature with delicate rings of fine bamboo. Often used in origami for its strength and rich texture, washi paper serves as the lamp’s beautiful shade. Without being plugged in, the cone form brings a meditative quality to the room. When turned on, the lamp’s craftsmanship is revealed in silhouette as a gradient of warm ambient light tapers towards the top.
Offering a range of lanterns and table lamps rooted in Japanese design traditions, Asano puts a modern spin on classic lighting designs that are beloved by designers and design enthusiasts. Asano designs support energy-efficient LED lamping and are available in modern shapes like half orbs, spheres, and cones. These handmade, paper table lamps stand out thanks to ribbed bamboo and rice-paper shades supported by steel wire bases that lend a classic yet ultramodern look.
Key Features
A tower or warm, soothing illumination. The Paper Moon Cone Table Lamp from Asano is a meditative piece crafted by hand using longstanding Japanese lantern-making techniques. To achieve such a simple shape, artisans in Japan’s Gifu region must perform with great attention to detail. Artisans start by intricately wrapping a steel wire armature with delicate rings of fine bamboo. Often used in origami for its strength and rich texture, washi paper serves as the lamp’s beautiful shade. Without being plugged in, the cone form brings a meditative quality to the room. When turned on, the lamp’s craftsmanship is revealed in silhouette as a gradient of warm ambient light tapers towards the top.
Offering a range of lanterns and table lamps rooted in Japanese design traditions, Asano puts a modern spin on classic lighting designs that are beloved by designers and design enthusiasts. Asano designs support energy-efficient LED lamping and are available in modern shapes like half orbs, spheres, and cones. These handmade, paper table lamps stand out thanks to ribbed bamboo and rice-paper shades supported by steel wire bases that lend a classic yet ultramodern look.
- Dimmer Not Included
- Lighting Style: Soft/Diffused/Ambient
- Designed by Shigeru Uchida
- Material: Paper
- Dimmable: Yes
- Dimmer Type: Standard
- Made In Japan
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