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The Akari E Ceiling Lamp features a handmade design using washi paper and bamboo ribbing, all supported by a durable metal frame. These light sculptures, created by Isamu Noguchi, have become iconic examples of modern design from the 1950s. Noguchi began designing them in 1951, and they have been handmade by the original manufacturer in Gifu, Japan for over 50 years. This combination of Japanese handcraft and modern form creates a harmonious and timeless piece.
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Product
Size: Dia 48cm x H 270cm / ∅ 18.9″ x H 106.3″
Details
Material: Mulberry paper, Metal, Iron
Light source: LED bulb or Edison bulb
Light source base type: E27 (as shown below)
Power: Max 40W
Voltage: AC 110-240V
Mounting: Ceiling
Environment: Indoor
Weight: 3kg / 6.6lbs
Factory shipment: 5-10 days to prepare on average
Battery: No
Driver Required: No
Finishes: White
Process: Painting, Welding, Handmade
Control method: push button switch (not dimmable)
Q: Does it support dimming?
A: Whether it supports dimming depends on what type of bulb you buy. If you buy a dimming bulb, this lamp will achieve a dimming function.
We provide 150cm / 59″ wires . Can be extended upon request.
Customer Reviews
The Akari E Ceiling Lamp is hung in the stairwell, with soft light and elegant design, which instantly enhances the style of the entire space.
The workmanship of the lamp is very fine, the material is high-quality, and it looks particularly high-end when installed in the stairwell
The design of the long paper lamp makes my stairwell instantly lively, and the decorative effect is very strong. It is really an indispensable choice!
Akari E Ceiling Lamp is very suitable for our clothing store. The soft light and unique design create a warm shopping atmosphere in the store.
This lamp not only provides lighting, but its unique long paper shape makes it the visual focus of the stairwell, and my friends like it very much.