
AKARI · Isamu Noguchi
AKARI 30A Pendant
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AKARI · Isamu Noguchi
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Noguchi called his AKARI light sculptures rather than lamps, and the 55D shows why. Its bamboo ribbing is set in a loose, organic rhythm under hand-laid washi, so the light comes through soft and a little uneven, like paper held up to the sun. At 55 cm across it's generous enough to anchor a dining table or warm up a bare corner.
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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.
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