Formakami JH3 Pendant Light
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Display these pendant lights in a cluster to create a statement lighting display.
£170
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Product Story
A fusion of East and West, Jaime Hayon’s Formakami Pendant Light for &Tradition reinvents ancient Asian lanterns.
Hayon was inspired by paper lanterns that have been present in Asia for centuries. Traditionally, different colours, shapes and sizes would denote different meaning. For the Formakami, Hayon stripped the design back to its purest elements.
The light is available in two different sizes, each handcrafted from ivory white rice paper with black-stained oak accents.
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Inspired by reinvents ancient Asian lanterns.
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Handcrafted from ivory white rice paper.
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Specifications
Dimensions
| Diameter | 45cm |
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| Height | 65cm |
| Flex Length | 400cm |
Materials & Information
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Material: Ivory white paper, black stained oak.
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Wattage: 60W.
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Bulb not included.
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Bulb fitting: E27 x2.
- Since this light has an IP20 rating then it is suited to use in bathrooms. Be careful not to install it in the close vicinity of a sink, shower or bath.
About Your Delivery
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Designed By Jamie Hayon
Born in Mardid in 1974, Jaime Hayon has become one of the worlds most sought after designers. A former student and creative director of the Benetton funded design school Fabrica, Hayon set up his own practice in 2000 and has since produced an eclectic range of designs including everything from toys to dining tables.