Kdln Kdln Kushi Hanging Light, Copper-coloured/white, ø 16 Cm, Glass
£311.52
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Kushi pendant light in handblown glass made from handblown, double-layered glass, the kushi pendant light captivates with its elegant beauty and timeless look. Kushi means "skewer" in japanese, which aptly describes the thin metal rod that passes through the rounded glass body. The rod protrudes from the body at the top and bottom and runs into the transparent cable from which the light hangs from the ceiling. The light is diffused and distributed throughout the room. Kushi is therefore ideal for lighting dining tables or counters and looks great in both private and public areas. Beauty, simplicity and character are reflected in this series of lamps by italian company kdln. For kdln, light is a universal language with a versatile style. The designers of this light: alberto saggia & valerio sommella, who have been working in the lighting world since 2009, combine their technical vision and aesthetic approaches with innovation in forms, materials, technologies and functions..
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opal, copper
Kdln Kdln Kushi Hanging Light, Copper-coloured/white, ø 16 Cm, Glass
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- opal, copper
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- Kushi pendant light in handblown glass made from handblown, double-layered glass, the kushi pendant light captivates with its elegant beauty and timeless look. Kushi means "skewer" in japanese, which aptly describes the thin metal rod that passes through the rounded glass body. The rod protrudes from the body at the top and bottom and runs into the transparent cable from which the light hangs from the ceiling. The light is diffused and distributed throughout the room. Kushi is therefore ideal for lighting dining tables or counters and looks great in both private and public areas. Beauty, simplicity and character are reflected in this series of lamps by italian company kdln. For kdln, light is a universal language with a versatile style. The designers of this light: alberto saggia & valerio sommella, who have been working in the lighting world since 2009, combine their technical vision and aesthetic approaches with innovation in forms, materials, technologies and functions.