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Void Medium Pendant
A medium, high-gloss brass pendant with a hand-spun double-walled shade and a concealed LED
300 × 155 × 300 mm
2009
India
Approx. $880 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Void Medium Pendant in Hand-Beaten Polished Brass, product code VOS01B-PUSM5, is a minimalist, high-gloss pendant inspired by the engineering of vacuum flasks. Year of design: 2009.
Construction
The brass shade is hand-spun into a double-walled silhouette that conceals the light source, then polished and lacquered. A high-output LED module lights it, and a 250 cm black fabric cable carries the power. Origin: India.
Specifications
- Shade: diameter 30 cm, height 15.5 cm
- Output: 800 lumens from the 6W LED (9W wattage), colour temperature 3000K
- Voltage: 100-120V
- Dimmer type: leading or trailing edge, from the mains
- Certification: FCC, T24 and cULus; indoor, dry location
Story
Vacuum-flask engineering
Void is inspired by the complex engineering of vacuum flasks. Each shade is formed from pure metal, hand-spun by skilled craftspeople, and its double wall hides the light source. The medium is 30 cm across and 15.5 cm high.
Hand-polished surface
A high-output LED module produces a luminous glow that reflects off the hand-polished surface. The configuration is named Hand-Beaten Polished Brass.
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