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Designed by Toshiyuki Tani
The SEN table lamp is a unique and contemporary piece of light art that builds on tradition while revitalizing traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Also available as a pendant.
Sen means lines in Japanese and the many bamboo strips that are bent into shape creates lines as well as shadow. The craftmanship of the lamps builds on the traditional art of takesensuji, which is a technique traditionally used to make insect cages and paper lanterns, while adding a modern look and use.
The lamp is carefully handcrafted in Japan by the artist Tani Toshiyuki together with bamboo masters using roughly 600 bamboo strips.
Width: 26 cm
Height: 23 cm
Depth: 26 cm
Weight: 295 g
Material
The lamp is made of bamboo and will over time get the traditional sought for amber hue colour. When used in a room with high ventilation or with lots of sunlight, the amber colour will appear sooner.
The lamp features a white textile cord, length 3 m for pendant and 2 m for table lamp. The power plug is a type C plug. Light source is an incandescent E14 60W bulb or equivalent LED.
Please note that colours shown on screen might differ to some extent from colours on the actual object, so we cannot guarantee a colour match. Also the natural material used may differentiate in appearance from object to object.
Care
The lamp can be cleaned for dust using a dry soft cloth or a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush.
The SEN lamp comes packed in a solid outer box.
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The craftmanship of SEN builds on the traditional art of takesensuji, which is a technique traditionally used to make insect cages and paper lanterns, while adding a modern look and use.
The lamp is carefully handcrafted in Japan by the artist Tani Toshiyuki together with bamboo masters using roughly 600 bamboo strips.


“I would like as many people as possible to play with the light, and feel the importance of passing down traditions.”
Designer Toshiyuki Tani
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