Ron Pendant
Designed by Toshiyuki Tani
Ron combines bamboo craftsmanship with the softness and warmth of a washi paper shade. A pendant that changes expression simply by turning the shade upside down.
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Where most paper lamps rely on bamboo or wire as an internal structure, Ron wraps its Japanese washi paper around PET resin frames with starchy glue. This construction allows more light to pass through while reducing the shadow cast by the paper itself.
The natural oiled Hiba wood cone at the top completes the pendant, introducing warmth and craft to the overall composition.
Ron works well above dining tables, kitchen islands and in hospitality interiors.
- Washi paper shade on PET resin frames
- Hiba wood cone, natural oiled
- White textile cord (3 metres)
- E27 socket
- Width: 46 cm
- Height: 35 cm
- Depth: 46 cm
- Weight: 410 g
Ron is shipped in a solid outer cardboard box.
Dust can be removed from the shade using a soft dry cloth.
Japanese Craftsmanship
- Gently bent bamboo that will naturally deepen into a warm amber hue over time. The lines are formed with resin and glue (instead of traditional bamboo) to let light flow freely, avoiding harsh shadows.
- Translucent washi shade: meticulously produced by Mito—one of Japan’s largest lantern makers—this paper shade offers an authentic touch of heritage and artistry.
“We challenged ourselves to find new ways of using bamboo and washi paper so their softness and structure really shine.”
Designed by
Toshiyuki Tani
A Danish architect and a Japanese designer - Lars Vejen and Taijiro Ishiko formed StudioA27, a creative partnership built around a shared fascination with materials, construction and the space between two design cultures. For their first collaboration for Motarasu they produced Float.