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Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
    Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
    Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
    Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
    Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
    Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
    Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
    Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
    Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra
    Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra

Akari 1A Lamp - Vitra

Vitra
€345.00
VAT included

Table lamp designed by Isamu Noguchi for Vitra.

This lamp is like sunlight filtering through shoji paper. The harshness of electric light is transformed, thanks to the magic of paper, into the light of our origins, the sun, so that its heat continues to fill our rooms at night.

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Isamu Noguchi, 1951.

Akari 1A.

Starting in 1951, the American-Japanese artist and designer Isamu Noguchi created the Akari Light Sculptures, more than 100 models in total handmade in rice paper, as table, floor or ceiling lamps. To designate these lamps, he chose the word "akari", a Japanese expression that means clarity and light and also includes the concept of lightness.

Collection of the Vitra Design Museum.

Screen: shoji paper.

Structure: steel cable.

Feet: painted steel cable.

Measurements: H 430 x W 250 x D 250mm.

201 570 01

Data sheet

Designer:
Isamu Noguchi
Year:
1951
Measurements in cm:
Length 25 x Width 25 x Height 43
Material:
Painted steel structure
Shoji paper screen

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