Kushi is the Japanese word for skewer, a simple everyday object transformed into a quiet revelation. Three slender metal stems rise like reeds, piercing and supporting three opaline glass spheres that seem to float at different heights.
Kushi: the Japanese word for skewer, a simple everyday object transformed into a quiet revelation. Three slender metal stems rise like reeds, piercing and supporting three opaline glass spheres that seem to float at different heights. The forms interlace without touching, creating a delicate, almost playful tension, as though the light itself has been gently impaled and offered up. KDLN Kushi Floor Lamp Designed by Alberto Saggia & Valerio Sommella
| Dimensions | 56 × 140 cm |
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Kushi is the Japanese word for skewer, a simple everyday object transformed into a quiet revelation. Three slender metal stems rise like reeds, piercing and supporting three opaline glass spheres that seem to float at different heights.
Kushi: the Japanese word for skewer, a simple everyday object transformed into a quiet revelation. Three slender metal stems rise like reeds, piercing and supporting three opaline glass spheres that seem to float at different heights. The forms interlace without touching, creating a delicate, almost playful tension, as though the light itself has been gently impaled and offered up. KDLN Kushi Floor Lamp Designed by Alberto Saggia & Valerio Sommella
| Dimensions | 56 × 140 cm |
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