
AKARI · Isamu Noguchi
AKARI 55D Pendant
HK$2,080
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Designer & brand
AKARI is the series of paper light sculptures Isamu Noguchi began in 1951, after visiting Gifu, a Japanese town known for its paper lanterns. Every shade is washi paper stretched over bamboo ribbing, and each one is still made by hand by Ozeki & Co. in Gifu. Every listing here carries an honest condition grade and real measurements. Hong Kong wiring and installation are available on request.

AKARI · Isamu Noguchi
HK$2,080

AKARI · Isamu Noguchi
HK$1,680

AKARI · Isamu Noguchi
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AKARI · Isamu Noguchi
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AKARI · Isamu Noguchi
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Shades drawn to scale. Tap a size to see it.
The story
Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988) was a Japanese-American sculptor who treated light as another material to shape. In 1951 he visited Gifu, a town known for its paper lanterns, and began the AKARI series: washi paper over bamboo ribbing, named with the Japanese word for light, brightness and lightness. More than seventy years on, each shade is still made by hand by Ozeki & Co. in Gifu, stretched over wooden forms Noguchi designed.
At Tack, tack!, an independent design shop in Hong Kong. We currently list the AKARI 30A (Ø30 cm, HK$1,680) and 55D (55 cm, HK$2,080), both brand new. The 45D has sold. To buy, message us on WhatsApp (+852 6507 0791) or email hello@tacktackstudio.com. Showroom pickup is by appointment, or we deliver anywhere in Hong Kong.
Start with the room. The 55D (55 cm) suits a living room or the space above a dining table; the 45D (45 cm) suits a bedroom or a smaller living room; the 30A (Ø30 cm) suits a hallway, reading corner or small bedroom. The size guide on this page draws the shades to scale, and we're happy to send real photos and measurements on WhatsApp.
Yes. Shade only. Hong Kong wiring and installation are available on request.
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