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Rituals 1

Ceiling lamp by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba in elongated blown glass, 24 x 24 x 34 cm (W x D x H)

Dimensions

240 × 340 × 240 mm

Materials
GlassMetal
Colors
White

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Description

Overview

The Rituals 1 Ceiling lamp is a Foscarini product designed by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba. Blown glass with a special processing on the surface interprets the luminous magic of Oriental rice paper lanterns, and its elongated shape diffuses a caressing and suffused light.

Construction

Stripes pass from a mould with negative decorations to the glass; manual belt grinding and an acid bath then underline its plaster-like quality. Metal with an epoxy powder coating makes up the plate that mounts the lamp to the ceiling.

Specifications

  • Size: 24 x 24 x 34 cm (W x D x H)
  • Net weight: 3 kg
  • Glass: engraved satin, blown
  • Plate: coated metal
  • Bulb: dimmable LED retrofit, E27, included
  • Approvals: CE, class II, IP20

Story

Rice paper lanterns, contemporary design

The luminous magic of oriental rice paper lanterns is translated into contemporary design in precious handcrafted blown glass. Slender engravings enhance the glass, and the technique is a refined one.

Warm, subtle radiance

Horizontal lines are decorative, and they also serve to spread a warm, subtle radiance. The mould, the manual belt grinding and the acid bath give the glass its plaster-like surface.

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